Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 7

1Woman who needs to be rescued
2A personal interest in a decision
3When hearing the news, Tom tried his best to keep a ..... on his surprise.
4They were having a whale of time dancing and singing.
5Be on picnic- "They're on a picnic" means
6If someone "has butterflies in their stomach," how do they feel?
7The expression "hit the sack" means "go to bed" . What is this?
8To hold a strong opinion that something is true.
9Wanie: Where is my bag? I can't find it anywhere. Did you take it?Siti: Oh no! You are not pinning this one on me (1)
10Which of the following phrases match the definition: really wonderful
11Which of the following phrases is an example of an idiom?
12What does "Her voice is music to my ears" mean?
13What does Lady Bird Johnson mean when she says that her husband "is a good man in a tight spot"?
14What does the idiom "chip on your shoulder" mean?
15The idiom "to take umbrage" means:
16The teacher was all thumbs and dropped the juice. What does all thumbs mean?
17Liam had ..... in his stomach before he went on stage to play the violin.A. butterfliesB. geeseC. miceD. insects
18One who gives free rein to his appetites
19The family was ..... by tragedy several years ago.
20If you want to say that you don't care at all, you should say .....
21What is a "wet blanket" ?
22How pity! She has egg on her face.
23At which stage does everything in the new country seem wonderfully exciting?
24If you describe someone as ....., you disapprove of them because they think they are very clever and know everything.
25Saying "break a leg" when you're telling someone good luck is an example of:
26What is a way to show honesty?
27My brother keeps bugging me to play with him. He's really getting under my skin!
28"I'm ..... to listen to your pathetic excuses," she said.
29Choose the correct meaning: Blow your top.
30What does "freak out" mean?
31It may take a long time before Mary ..... herself together after hermother's death
32Choose a correct word to the definition:a person who has a very high opinion of themselves
33Test III. Read each sentence carefully. Choose the correct meaning of the idiomatic expression in bold: "Don't worry about the mistake it's no big deal."
34I really enjoy being with my best friend because he is always .....
35Which of the following scenarios might trigger a premonition?
36"Hit the hay" means to:
37Choose the correct meaning of the following idiom.the last straw
38"to have a soft spot for someone" means
39You should fasten your seat belt. As the saying goes, .....
40What does the idiom "not a bed of roses" mean?
41If you are on ..... you are stressed or anxious.
42'Caught red-handed' in a story means:
43The phrase "In weights he lifts like a real Hercules" is meant to suggest that the person is:
44In chapter 1 of Flipped we find out that "diving under" means that Bryce .....
45Identify the meaning of this idiom:Don't sweat it.
46You rock!
47Choose the correct idiom for this word: miserable
48Belief that the event just experienced was predictable.
49Which phrase refers to a person who enjoys being around people and thrives in social situations?
50If you are "sleeping on it," you are .....
51Stop behaving like a child!
52Completely opposed.
53Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word or phrase that is CLOSEST in meaning to the italic part in each of the following questions He didn't bat an eye when he realized he failed the exam again. A. didn't show surprise B. didn't want to see C. didn't care D. wasn't happy
54My heart ..... when my boss called me to her office!
55During her Texas history test the student didn't have the foggiest idea who won the Battle of the Alamo.
56Finish the following sentence: "John ..... Anna because she has lied to him many times."
57What does 'putting yourself in someone else's shoes' mean in the context of empathy?
58A cold fish
59Which idiom means "behave in a strange way"?
60Let loose a bit and go somewhere after a tiring day.
61She (a) when she had to speak in front of the large audience.