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Idioms Related To Danger RiskSet 6

1I thought Amy was my friend, but she turned out to be a total .....

2The idiom "To face the music" means:

3A building unsafe in case of fire because it will bum easily or because it lacks adequate exits or fire escapes.

4The idiom "A hot potato" means:

5If something is "a perfect storm," what does this mean?

6The brink or edge of disaster

7The imaginary line that separated free Western Europe from Communist Eastern Europe was known as .....

8I think I will lose my job. My job is .....

9Complete the idiom: To bite the bullet means to .....

10The building went up ..... after the explosion.

11Be overrun by sth

12"Hot Pursuit" refers to:

13If you leave the stove unattended, the oil could easily .....

14Be careful what you say-you might be getting into .....

15A scene of uproar, noisy confusion

16What did Winston Churchill say has descended (come down) over Europe?

17Identify the correct usage of 'torpedoed' in a sentence.

18You could get yourself into trouble if you don't follow the safety advice.

19Identify the idiomatic expression in the following sentence: 'He's in hot water with his boss.'

20"Cry wolf" means to:

21The company ..... from under him by suddenly changing his job role.

22Something disguised to look innocent, but is really a harmful trick .....

23"Scapegoat" is called .....

24What does the principle of 'Trusting instincts' mean in the context of avoiding risky situations?

25..... awaits anyone who is unnecessarily cruel to insects, birds or animals.

26Choose the option that best interprets the idiom. The phrase 'bolt from the blue' means:

27A calculated risk is:

28What does the idiom 'Live to tell the tale' mean?

29To do something bad and dangerous

30Which example correctly uses the idiom "on thin ice"?

31Skull and crossbones on farm chemicals signifies .....

32What does the idiom "on thin ice" mean?

33Car-jacking

34To be very careful and avoiding unnecessary risks.

35Which saying warns against hypocrisy in criticism?

36In Russia it is believed that ..... indoors can result in bad luck.

37A skull and cross bones symbolizes .....

38Look out! You only just missed that bus! That was a really .....

39If someone wants to do something dangerous, I always advise them to think .....!

40Sudden star of war, disease, violence, etc.

41To be brave means to

42What happened to the prophet that told Jeroboam of Gods judgement

43"Out of order" means it ..... A) is untidy B) doesn't workC) is unavailable

44What is "Murphy's law" ? (Level 1)

45The tiger is ..... of extinction. It is difficult to find them in the wild.

46Meaning: In serious danger.

47A condition that could potentially result in death is described as what?

48I'm applying for several jobs because I don't really want to .....

49The planned killing of someone for political or public gain

50You should ..... and avoid risk.

51Meaning of word 'safe and sound'

52Meaning: At risk of something bad happening.

53The drive along the winding coast road is not for ..... It's too dangerous.

54What does "Skating on thin ice" mean?

55Hey there! Let's have some fun with words! What does 'Be in for' mean?

56An act that is against the law is .....

57What is betrayal of one's country called?

58It is still ..... -and-go whether the CEO will recover in two months' time.

59They were very lucky they didn't get themselves killed because they came within a hair's breadth of falling down the mountain.A. very near to B. very nearer to C. very nearly to D. very next to

60What is the meaning of the idiom 'Cross the line'?

61Nancy was playing with fire when she was walking along the train tracks. A train could've come!