Drita
Idioms Assessment
From the book of Drita Skilja Tarifa
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Keep a cool head
A. Put a cold wet towel around your head due to high fever
B. Cool your head after hard work
C. Be calm in a difficult situation
D. Solve a problem
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Give someone the cold shoulder
A. Encourage someoneB. Ignore someoneC. Protect someone from dangerD. Throw cold water on his shoulder
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Breath down your neck
A. Stay very close to youB. Talk about others behind their backC. Watch you closelyD. Have a pain in the neck
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Have a big mouth
A. You laugh all the timeB. you talk a lot and keep no secretsC. You eat a lotD. You talk and never listen to others
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Have a long face
A. Your face is thin and long faceB. You are sadC. you complain a lotD. You are boastful
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Music to my ears
A. Pleasant musicB. Music that helps people sleepC. You hear things that make you happyD. A loud boring music
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Ships that pass in the night
A. Pirates' ships who travel at night to steal other shipsB. People who meet briefly and may not meet againC. Transit ships that do not anchor at portsD. Ships that transport illegal goods
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Backseat driver
A. A passengerB. An important personC. an annoying person who gives unwanted advice to othersD. A new, inexperienced driver
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In the same boat
A. Travel in the same boatB. Be in the same tricky situationC. be in the same pleasant situationD. Support the same political party
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Go Dutch
A. Go to HollandB. Share the costC. Go to a Dutch bakeryD. Go out with Dutch friends
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Pandora's box
A. A jewelry boxB. Something that unintentionally causes a lot of problemsC. An inherited box with memorable objects and photosD. a box without a key
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Soccer mom
A. A mom who is a soccer playerB. A mom who goes to every soccer gameC. a mom who takes her children to different activitiesD. a young mom
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Cook the books
A. love reading booksB. Keep records of a company businessC. Write bestselling booksD. Make false records of a business
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Monkey business
A. A successful businessB. A zoo jobC. Dishonest and silly behaviourD. Unfair business
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Girl/man Friday
A. A girl/man who works only on FridayB. An employee who does a variety office jobsC. A Girl/man who works all days but not FridayD. An important employee in the company
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A plum job
A. An easy but well-paid jobB. A hard jobC. An easy but low paid jobD. A part-time job
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Skeleton staff
A. Unsuccessful staffB. Unhealthy staffC. Small staffD. Lazy staff
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Have a lot on the plate
A. Have a lot of food on the plateB. Have a lot of things to doC. You are very hungryD. The plate is full because you do not like the food
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On the shelf
A. To be lazy doing nothing around the houseB. A decorative objectC. No longer neededD. Decorate the shelf
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Skeletons in the closet
A. Get ready for HalloweenB. Hide secrets from the pastC. Tidy up the room by hiding the messD. Prepare to scare someone
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Sweep under the carpet
A. Sweep the dust under the carpetB. Hide a mistakeC. Sweep to clean the carpetD. Do a thorough house cleaning
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Trophy wife
A. A beautiful wifeB. A trophy that we keep on the shelfC. a beautiful young wife who marries a much older rich manD. a wife who has achieved a specific goal
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On the house
A. On the roof of your houseB. Free, paid by the hostC. Someone is working on the roofD. The owners are giving the agent a price on the house
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Change/turn your coat
A. Your coat is oldB. your coat can be worn inside and outsideC. Change sides to join another groupD. Your coat is too small
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Wear the pants
A. Prefer to wear pantsB. Wear pants because you feel coldC. You are the person in chargeD. Wear pants to be comfortable
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A feather in your cap
A. A feather has fallen on your capB. A feather decoration on your capC. Something you are proud ofD. something that annoys you
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Roll up your sleeves
A. Get ready to start workB. Feel hotC. Protect your shirt from getting dirtyD. Your sleeves are too long
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In someone else's shoes
A. Wear someone else's shoesB. Your shoes hurt youC. In someone else's positionD. Try new shoes in the store
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Meat and potatoes
A. Your favorite foodB. Expensive foodC. The most important needD. Unhealthy food
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Spick and span
A. messyB. Exceptionally cleanC. A large areaD. In a far distance
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Tie the knot
A. Your shoelaces are tied hardB. Get marriedC. Be in a rocky relationshipD. Can not solve a problem
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On cloud nine
A. You are flying high on an airplaneB. You feel happyC. You feel scaredD. The clouds are white and transparent
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Have second thoughts
A. Have a low opinion of someoneB. Change your mind or opinion about somethingC. have a second planD. You do something without thinking about it carefully
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Have a green thumb
A. Thumbs are green after paintingB. Be naturally good with plantsC. Have an emerald ringD. You are environmentally responsible
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In the red
A. Feel happy and healthyB. Be dressed in redC. be in debtD. Feels dominant
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Feel blue
A. Feel enviousB. Feel like you are specialC. feel sadD. feel relaxed
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Over the hill
A. rich the top of the hillB. win a raceC. stuck up at the top of the hillD. getting old
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Out of the woods
A. out of the forestB. out of townC. out of dangerD. out for a picnic in the woods
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As cool as a cucumber
A. cold in the touchB. Very calm and relaxedC. Feel freshD. Someone not friendly
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Pick up the tab
A. get the tablets from a pharmacyB. pay the bill especially at a restaurantC. Lift a heavy objectD. Skip paying for something ordered
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A white elephant
A. A large animalB. A person who is constantly eatingC. A strong person to lift heavy thingsD. Something expensive but not useful
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When pigs fly
A. Something that happens every dayB. A farm animal with short legs and thick skin but can runC. Something that will never happenD. Something we hope to happen
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A big fish
A. A social and friendly personB. An important person in a companyC. A flexible personD. An intelligent person
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A copycat
A. A fat catB. A friendly personC. A house catD. A person who imitates others
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A snake in the grass
A. A person who cannot be trustedB. A loyal friendC. Danger in the picnicD. A poisonous snake
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Break a leg
A. Slip on ice and break a legB. Good luck with your interview or examC. You run so fast to get somewhereD. Bad luck with something
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Cost an arm and a leg
A. Something is especially importantB. Extremely expensiveC. You hurt your arm or leg in line to buy something on saleD. You paid little for something
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All thumbs
A Clumsy to do handy workB. Your fingers are shortC. Your fingers are numbD. Your fingers are cold
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Keep your fingers crossed
A. You are too tired and lazyB. Hope that something good will happenC. Your fingers are too coldD. Your fingers hurt
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Spill the beans
A. spill the beans on the floorB. The bean bag has a hole in itC. Tell a secretD. Love to eat beans
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A good egg
A. An organic eggB. Big eggC. A good reliable personD. a rich person
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Hit the bottle
A. Break the bottleB. Buy a bottleC. Get drunkD. Throw the bottle
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Peanuts
A. cheapB. deliciousC. Plenty in numbersD. A healthy nut
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A lemon
A. An unhappy personB. a grumpy personC. A new item that does not workD. A yellow sour fruit
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A coach potato
A big potatoB. a baked potatoC. a person who watches a lot of TVD. a big potato
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Cup of tea
A. My favorite activity or personB. You prefer teaC. The cup used to drink teaD. A fragile teacup
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Butterfingers
A. your fingers are smoothB. you have butter in your fingersC. You are a clumsy personD. You love butter
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You are toast
A. You love toastB. You are in big troubleC. You lose a fightD. You are welcome
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A rotten apple
A. Too ripeB. Fallen on the groundC. A troublesome personD. Bad apple
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a tough cookie
A. Hard cookie to chewB. A tough, strong personC. Too sweet cookieD. A stale cookie
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A hot potato
A. a difficult personB. A potato just bakedC. a cooked potatoD. a controversial topic to discuss
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Can't stomach something
A. Have allergy to some foodB. Dislike, disapprove somethingC. Have a sick, upset stomachD. Have eaten too much
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Wear your heart on your sleeve
A. Your blouse has a heart on the sleeveB. Show your true feelings openlyC. Hide your feelingD. Have a happy life
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A shot in the arm
A. A vaccine in the armB. Encouragement at a difficult timeC. A blow at your armD. An unfair remark or criticism
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Sunday drivera. Aggressive driverb. Slow driver who holds up the trafficc. Person who drives only Sundaysd. Person who drives opposite the traffic flow
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Beat the pants offa. Remove someone’s pants to humiliate themb. Destroy his reputationc. To ignore someone who is trying to meet youd. Defeat someone by a large score
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Bomb a testa. Fail a testb. Study hard for a testc. Pass a test with high scored. Caught cheating in the test
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Five finger discounta. Get something without paying, stealingb. 5-dollar discount at the grocery storec. Everything is on clearanced. Sale on five items only
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Five o’clock shadowa. Sunset at five o’clockb. A light beard of a man who has not shavedc. The shadow of a city clock at five p.m.d. Five o’clock secret date
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Nature stopa. An animal farmb. A stop to enjoy naturec. Picnic in the wildernessd. A stop during a road trip to use the toilet
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Phony as a three-dollar billa. Not genuine, fakeb. incredibly old, historicalc. something valuabled. A rare object
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The wolf is at the doora. There is a wolf at the door of your house or officeb. Your house door is not safec. The threat of poverty and danger is on usd. A burglar is trying to break into your house
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A pretty kettle of fisha. a nice fishing tripb. a pleasant situationc. a nice variety of fishd. a tricky situation
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A dark horsea. A dark colour horseb. Someone who has surprising talent or skillc. A mysterious persond. A difficult horse to ride
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Have itchy feeta. Desperate to leave on a trip or somewhereb. Your feet skin is itchyc. Something irritates tour skind. Your shoes are too small
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Twist someone’s arma. Defeat someone physically or verballyb. Break someone’s armc. Persuade someone to do something they do not want to dod. Physically harm someone
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Have rocks in the heada. Have no sense when making plansb. Be very smartc. Solve problems easilyd. Feel dizzy
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Bury your head in the sanda. Go sunbathingb. Make plans that turn out to be unsuccessfulc. Hide because you fear someoned. Try to avoid sad news or problems
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Water under the bridgea. Conflict that has not been solvedb. A grudge that has been forgiven and forgottenc. Water running under the bridged. A person you do not want to think about
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Go bananasa. Go wildb. Go shopping for bananasc. Bananas are your favourited. Go banana picking
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Big Applea. An incredibly famous appleb. A special apple grown in Canadac. Nick name for New York cityd. A delicious apple
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Upset the apple carta. Organize things wellb. Cause big problemsc. Hurt someone’s feelingsd. To upset someone badly
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A rotten applea. A bitter spoken personb. A spoiled fruitc. A left-over appled. Undesirable, negative person
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That’s the way the cookie crumblesa. This is fateb. Cookies are hard to crumblec. Cookies are not easy to maked. That is the way to make good cookies
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Sell like hot cakes
a. Difficult to sellb. Sell something extremely expensivec. Sell fast and in large quantityd. Sell home-made food
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in Dutch with someonea. to go to Holland with someoneb. to be in trouble with someonec. to be speaking Dutch with someoned. someone is teaching you Dutch
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out of this worldA. something is very rareb. something does not existc. something is not accepted any mored. something is impressive
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Fall down on the joba. have an accident at workb. you are firedc. fail to do the job properlyd. they did not hire you
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keep something under your hata. hide moneyb. wear a hat to cover your hairc. hide a surprised. hide a secret
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too big for your boots
a. You wear smaller sizeb. Someone acts as if they are more importantc. Someone has a higher positiond. Someone is wearing loose boots
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Fill someone’s shoes
a. Your shoes are too bigb. Take someone’s jobc. Try new shoesd. Wear someone’s shoes
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Number cruncher
a. An accountantb. A shop keeperc. A beggard. A stingy person
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In the eleventh hour
a. Too lateb. At eleven o’clockc. Earlyd. At the last minute
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Clear the aira. Open the window to let fresh air insideb. Get rid of hard feelingsc. Spray the air inside the roomd. Turn on an AC.
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A cloud in the horizona. A sign of troubleb. Clear sky with a few cloudsc. A shade in the cloudd. A gorgeous picture of the sky
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As think as a bricka. Something is very thickb. Someone is overweightc. Someone is slow to understandd. Rough person
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Have other fish to frya. have plenty of fish to fryb. have more important things to doc. have different kind of fishd. have better friends to be with
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Chicken feeda. Very little moneyb. Very little foodc. Food for chickend. Food for children
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My ears are burninga. I am sickb. I have feverc. Someone hit my earsd. Someone is talking about me
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Icing on the cakea. The cream on the cakeb. The best part of the cakec. The best part of somethingd. The most beautiful part of the cake
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