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Idioms From War Sport The SeaSet 2

1The war risked setting off a perilous ..... that would endanger the whole world.

2"To bite the bullet" means to be forced to do something

3What was it called when the men were emotionally unable to go on in war. Sickness of mind and spirit.

4The decision is in your hands .....

5If the score is tied at the end of regulation play, two ..... periods of three minutes each are played.

6After Maria and her father tell Cesar they received his telegram, he looks over at the boys. What do they say?

7"West is Best, East is Least" refers to:

8Going over the side of a ship and into the water

9Look of Medusa

10Sport watched rather than played

11TO RUN A TIGHT SHIP means

12The ..... was when the US and USSR were in competition with each other to have the best, most powerful nuclear weapons in the world.

13What does "put the pedal to the metal" mean?

14An all-rounder sport player means

15What does road to the Final Four means?

16I really did badly in that last match, It certainly was not anything to write home about.'not anything to write home about' means:

17The complete mobilization of resources and people is known as?

18What is "no man's land" on the western front?

19'VACATE RIGHT' means:

20To put a ship in the water

21Which idiom best describes the actions of the Qin army?

22To come out of the water onto the beach

23The fact of driving or bringing cattle together from long distances

24Churchill called the imaginary line between Soviet satellite states and western Europe .....

25A yellow card is shown to a player as:

26What is the 'fearful trip' in the first line?

27"Cut-throat competition" can cause .....

28Showing that you are a good sport means .....

29Soldiers were ..... from the front lines.

30Touch down

31"En masse" means .....

32MIA

33The ball is in your .....

34A 'war' between lots of studio-based RPGs

35Choose the correct answer in the following sentence.Bale was ..... for a foul in the second half.

36Take a crucial shot. To take a crucial shot means to:

37A sporting event in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope until one team drags the other over a line on the ground:

38The territory between the trenches that neither army wants to take due to how deadly it is.

39Qualities idealized by knighthood, such as bravery, courtesy, honor, and gallantry

40The spoils of war are .....

41What does "We are sailing in the same boat " mean?

42You can play ..... hockey in Canada in the winter.

43What is fallout?

44Turncoat is to betray as

45What was the area between opposing trenches called during World War I?

46To cut the Gordian knot

47What does the idiom mean? Carry the ball

48What is a persona non grata?

49The ball is in your court implies:

50America's relationship with the Soviet Union was called a "Cold War" because the .....

51"It's not cricket" means:

52What does 'I dropped the ball' mean?

53The area outside of the trenches is called ..... This is a very dangerous place.

54What is the term that describes the inability of either side to gain any ground or advantage in the trenches?

55Ad solem

56The idiomatic expression we are on the same boat means:

57What was the name of the land that was fought over between opposing trenches?

58What was the land between two enemy trenches called?

59An "arms race" can be described as .....

60Idea that no matter who started a war, both sides would die from the nuclear fall out

61The Master is the last person to ..... in case of disaster.