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Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 23

1'lacking enthusiasm or interest', is the meaning of:

2He's a versatile player, but under the new Coach, he was neither fish nor fowl, unable to assert himself on the pitch.

3Idioms-Fill in the blank (Use common idioms): I studied all night; I am ..... now. Choose the best idiom to complete the sentence.

4Mary broke a dining-room window and had to face the ..... when her father got home.

5..... that the survey results were edited before publication.

6Mom asked Sue and me to wx the kitchen floor, but Sue went swimming and left me holding the bag.

7Complete the sentence: "I'm ..... reading novels over watching TV."

8Those who cannot distinguish right from wrong due to their sick mind.

9Both Mr. Ocax and Poppy remember sayings about:

10Choose the idiom which best completes this sentence:Lizzie said, "I only like you as a friend," to Humberto.She ....., and Humberto was very sad until he played soccer.

11The joke that Ted told cracked me up.

12In the extended error analysis list, which is mentioned as a source of difficulty?

13Walking on eggshells

14"The exam is in less than an hour, but I'm as cool as a cucumber." The English idiom "as cool as a cucumber" is used to say:

15"Grasping at straws" means to:

16What does the idiom 'to be love-struck' mean?

17"a stuffed shirt"

18The student suffered a momentary ..... during the exam, forgetting a key formula which she was sure that she knew.

19"He's stuck between a rock and a hard place."

20Which of the following phrases is similar in meaning to 'full of beans'?

21Which idiom means to act in a silly way

22After the tragic loss of his family in the accident, he neverrecovered his stability, and later did himself in

23What is the meaning of cool under pressure?

24I have a feeling of .....

25Yes, we lost the game, but there's no point in .....

26"The green-eyed monster" comes from Othello.We use this phrase today to mean:

27He still ..... for his ex-girlfriend, even after all these years.

28"Existential urgency" implies that the transition is:

29I was ..... by his performance; he was truly amazing!

30Which idiom best describes someone feeling nervous and unable to relax?

31The phrase "I can barely keep my eyes open" means

32From the given options select the meaning of the given idioms/phrases.Hope against hope

33"sick and tired"

34The idiom "cry over spilled milk" means:

35Jude was on pins and needles waiting for the result of the test.

36What word means: A strong feeling that something good will happen.

37What does the phrase "Em tasol" mean in English?

38Our neighbor's singing too loud in the Karaoke is driving us up to the wall.

39Before you blow the candle you have to ..... a wish!

40Although he failed the exam twice, he still put on a .....

41What is the meaning of the idiom "She has a heart of gold, because she is always helping those in need."

42Which idiom describes a situation that keeps you laughing?

43What do you call a film that makes you cry a lot?

44BE ..... WITH ENVY (EXTREMELY JEALOUS OF SOMEONE)

45Something is not interesting:

46"stick in the mud"

47Read and choose the correct idiom: to have a nervous feeling in your stomach before doing something

48He was such a wet blanket at the party tonight!

49Last Wednesday no-one was at the restaurant. It was totally .....

50I can't stand means .....

51Choose the idiom which best completes this sentence:Just before I was about to perform in the school play, I got ....., but I felt better as I began to perform my scene on the stage.

52His girl is so jealous of him. If she sees him talking to a female she always .....

53"That math test was a piece of cake!" This idiom creates a ..... tone

54It's a ..... shame

55Define melted into thin air

56The year-end party was out of this world. We had never tasted such delicious food.

57What does "to hit the hay" mean?

58You'd better leave now if you want to arrive early for theexam. BREAK A LEG

59You should ..... right from wrong. Don't make friends with those people.

60Give the meaning for the following word/phrase: O me miseram!

61Have good intentions