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IDIOMSVersion en ligne IDIOMS par Nohemi Vital 1 What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean? a To release a cat from its carrier b To reveal a secret that was supposed to be kept hidden c To cause trouble in a quiet place d To solve a difficult problem unexpectedly 2 When someone says "It's not rocket science," they mean: a The topic is related to space exploration b The situation requires scientific knowledge c The task is not as difficult as it seems d The problem needs a scientist to solve it 3 If your teacher tells you to "hit the sack," what is she asking you to do? a Put away your backpack b Hit a punching bag for exercise c Pack your belongings quickly d Go to bed or go to sleep 4 How often does something happen if it occurs "once in a blue moon"? a During a full moon b Every month c Very rarely or almost never d When the moon appears blue in color 5 Which of these idioms would you use to describe something that doesn't happen often? a . To let the cat out of the bag b It's not rocket science c To hit the sack d Once in a blue moon

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par Nohemi Vital

What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean?

To release a cat from its carrier

To reveal a secret that was supposed to be kept hidden

To cause trouble in a quiet place

To solve a difficult problem unexpectedly

When someone says "It's not rocket science," they mean:

The topic is related to space exploration

The situation requires scientific knowledge

The task is not as difficult as it seems

The problem needs a scientist to solve it

If your teacher tells you to "hit the sack," what is she asking you to do?

Put away your backpack

Hit a punching bag for exercise

Pack your belongings quickly

Go to bed or go to sleep

How often does something happen if it occurs "once in a blue moon"?

During a full moon

Every month

Very rarely or almost never

When the moon appears blue in color

Which of these idioms would you use to describe something that doesn't happen often?

. To let the cat out of the bag

It's not rocket science

To hit the sack

Once in a blue moon

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IDIOMSVersion en ligne

par Nohemi Vital

What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean?

When someone says "It's not rocket science," they mean:

If your teacher tells you to "hit the sack," what is she asking you to do?

How often does something happen if it occurs "once in a blue moon"?

Which of these idioms would you use to describe something that doesn't happen often?

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