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Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 64

1Which of the following is a common mistake when using the idiom 'No Bones About It'?

2What natural disaster of the 1930s added insult to injury?

3If something disappears "into thin air," it:

4We are fed up with the bad weather.A. very tired ofB. full ofC. interested inD. unhappy with

5To embrace an idea is to

6"Laying hands on them ..... " meant:

7Your argument has no basis. You better .....

8Struck a chord

9"I used to hate going to my aunt's house, but now I kind of miss it. Absence makes the heart grow fonder."

10Don't lend your tablet to John. He is ..... He's always dropping things on the floor.

11"to have a lot of nerve"

12Which idiom would complete the sentence:My teacher said he was ..... with our behavior today.

13True or FalseCowards don't usually stick their necks out.

14Select the correct phrase: Suddenly think of

15He always tells me to ..... when facing challenges and not worry too much.

16Which idiom would you use to describe a situation that is very confusing or difficult to understand?

17Julie has a tendency to burst into ..... at the slightest provocation.A. fire B. flames C. heat D. tears

18What does the idiom 'follow your heart' mean?

19Relax means:

20To "grin and bear it" means to ..... A) put up with something B) be angryC) misunderstand

21What zone would this saying belong to? "Lost my cool."

22It's strange

23What phrase can be used to express a strong feeling of dislike?

24There are no jobs, there's nothing to do; these young people are .....

25One who is a centre of attraction

26What does 'You could have knocked someone down with a feather' mean?

27Which phrase means being extremely forgetful?

28What does "up in the air" mean?Due to the weather forecast, the picnic scheduled for the company is up in the air.

29Something smells fishy

30Chose the proper meaning of the phraseto be life and soul of a party

31Stop .....! We know how good you are at playing Minecraft.

32I don't think I've really lived my life in the way I've wanted to:I'm such a ....., I spend most of my time worrying about how to meet other people's expectations.

33Choose the correct meaning.My brother is pulling my leg.

34Miko's classmates avoid him because he was so full of himself. What does the idiom mean?

35Grandpa tried his best to understand the terms of the contract, but he couldn't wrap his head around all the sprawling clauses and financial jargon.

36"Wild and woolly" characterizes something

37The phrase that bests describes Romeo and Juliet would be..

38Which idiom means to have an obsession about something?

39If you hit the sack you are

40I'm nuts about youWhat does this idiom mean?

41Wearing high-waisted jeans is ....., everyone is wearing low-rise jeans now.

42What is the meaning of the following idiom? dead to the world

43Which of the following sentences uses the phrase "a bolt from the blue" correctly?

44She may seem strict but underneath she has a heart of gold

45Being a teacher is Mr. Smith's station in life.

46"He knows we know he's guilty and we want him to worry or suffer until we confront him!"

47Laurie's ride to the town was far from boring as Jensen kept making jokes and had her in stitches during the whole journey.

48With all of these medical bills, I just don't have any more money to .....

49The infant is described as "mewling and puking". What does this mean?

50What does "Ter o rei na barriga" mean?

51She has no ..... about what to do right now.

52What do you need to have knowledge of to find this book funny?

53At the end of your rope

54Complete the idiom: ..... for the moon

55Traditionally, a lullaby is supposed to help a baby or child do which of the following?

56In the sentence, "The boy had butterflies in his stomach as he came up to bat," what does butterflies in his stomach mean?

57Read the following sentences and choose the best answer for the blank. Every time I remember that, I ..... for not having jumped at the chance.

58I am so ..... with this situation! I can't do it any more!

59The idiom "to recharge one's batteries" means:

60She quickly finished her homework because she knew if she didn't have it done when her mother got home she would be in hot water.

61Select the idiom that describes nostalgic revisiting of the past, often with pleasant feelings.