idioms

1. BY HERBER

2. It’s raining
cats and dogs.
A. Cats and dogs are
falling from the sky.
B. It’s raining very hard.
C. There are a lot of pets.
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3. A piece of cake.
A. Something is very
good.
C. Something is very easy.
B. Something is very
beautiful.
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4. As fresh as a daisy.
C. You are new
at somewhere.
A. You are full of energy.
B. You are very young.
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5. C. You are not able to sit
still.
Have ants in your pants.
A. You collect insects.
B. You are sitting on the
grass.
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6. C. You like cold drinks.
B. You are the first to do
or say something.
Break the ice.
A. You are very strong.
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7. B. Your closet is full of
skeletons.
C. You are not afraid of
anything.
A. You have secrets.
Skeletons in your closet.
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8. B. Hurry up!
A. Dance with someone.
C. Shake your leg to get a
bug off of it.
Shake a leg!
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9. B. Stop your car.
C. Be patient.
A. Ride a horse.
Hold your horses.
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10. B. Be confused.
A. Be very happy or
excited.
C. Be on the ninth floor.
On cloud nine.
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11. B. To be thirsty.
A. A very small part of
something.
C. It's raining a little.
A drop in the bucket.
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12. B. You are a rude person .
C. You cannot change
who you are.
A. You are afraid of
animals.
A leopard can't change his spots.
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13. B. A visual presentation is
more descriptive than words.
C. Pictures must be
described.
A. Make a picture with
words.
A picture paints a thousand words.
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