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Idiom Spark: ESL B1 Challenge


Idiom Spark: ESL B1 ChallengeVersion en ligne Fun idiom quiz for B1 learners par Mercy 1 what is under the weather? Written answer 2 Scenario: At a party, you’re shy. Which phrase helps you "break the ice"? a C) Piece of cake b D) Once in a blue moon c B) Spill the beans d A) Break the ice 3 Which option means 'spill the beans'? a C) Reveal a secret b A) Cook beans c B) Drop a dish d D) Finish quickly 4 Which sentence uses 'piece of cake' correctly? a A) The hill was a piece of cake b C) She bought a piece of cake c D) It costs a piece of cake d B) The exam was a piece of cake 5 "Once in a blue moon" describes something that happens... a A) Often b D) Very rarely c C) Every week d B) Every day 6 Choose the meaning of 'cost an arm and a leg'. a A) Very expensive b D) Easy to afford c C) Include limbs d B) Greatly valuable 7 Scenario: Tom forgot his wallet at home. Which line fits: 'I left it at home; that’s a real ___' a A) piece of cake b C) once in a blue moon c D) break the ice d B) cost an arm and a leg 8 Which idiom would fit: ‘We were strangers, so I tried to ___ at the start of the meeting.’ a B) spill the beans b C) cost an arm and a leg c A) break the ice d D) once in a blue moon 9 Fill the meaning: 'She said she would join, but she’s ___ to come today' a A) break the ice b D) under the weather c B) spill the beans d C) piece of cake 10 Which sentence uses an idiom correctly about infrequently happening? a A) It costs an arm and a leg to attend b D) It’s a piece of cake to swim c C) It happens once in a blue moon in our city d B) It’s a break the ice day Feedback 1 'Under the weather' means feeling ill or unwell. 2 To break the ice is to start a conversation and relax people. 3 Spill the beans means to reveal a secret or reveal information. 4 'Piece of cake' means something is very easy. 5 It refers to something occurring rarely. 6 It means something is extremely expensive. 7 Using the idiom, it humorously expresses high cost or trouble. 8 To break the ice is to start a conversation and ease tension. 9 If someone is under the weather, they are unwell and might not come. 10 Once in a blue moon means rarely happens.

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Idiom Spark: ESL B1 ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Mercy

what is under the weather?

Written answer

Scenario: At a party, you’re shy. Which phrase helps you "break the ice"?

Which option means 'spill the beans'?

Which sentence uses 'piece of cake' correctly?

"Once in a blue moon" describes something that happens...

Choose the meaning of 'cost an arm and a leg'.

Scenario: Tom forgot his wallet at home. Which line fits: 'I left it at home; that’s a real ___'

Which idiom would fit: ‘We were strangers, so I tried to ___ at the start of the meeting.’

Fill the meaning: 'She said she would join, but she’s ___ to come today'

Which sentence uses an idiom correctly about infrequently happening?

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