Idioms Related To Relationships FamilySet 10

1Choose the correct answers."Good parents always ..... their children."
2Choose the correct responses.They are obviously madly in love.
3They were together through thick and thin. It means
4Someone who likes to have friends around
5What is Postive Peer Pressure?
6What does the idiom "opposites attract" suggest?
7Love at first sight
8Have a friendly relationship
9Collaboration requires embracing .....
10Two people end their relationship
11I know you are upset about breaking up with Tom, but there are plenty more .....
12My ..... and I have been wondering if it's time for us to start a family.
13..... is a common saying that means children often resemble their parents.
14Choose the right word to complete the statement about weddings.When the bride and bridegroom get married, they tie ......
15What does the term 'Helicopter parent' describe?
16Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.Question 10: She made a promise to be committed to her husband no matter what .....
17Select the correct meaning of the following international idiom:He was a splinter from the stick. (Spanish)
18I don't ..... with Rosie. For some reason, she doesn't seem to like me.
19Which idiom will best reeplace the green words?-I've just broken up with my girlfriend, but I want to start over as a new life.
20Get along with = be on good terms with
21They have arranged a ..... with one of their friends.
22Have a harmonious or friendly relationship
23Coming from many different backgrounds
24What builds trust between helpers and individuals?
25You might be described as a "lovebird" if you display which of the following behaviors?
26Which word means "the first person who visits your house on New Year's Day" ?
27What was tied together?
28To suddenly end relationship and leave
29Children tend to resemble their parents in appearance and behaviour.
30Which expression means "become friends again after an argument"?
31What isn't a popular gift for Valentine's Day?
32Every family has a ..... sheep, for example an ungrateful daughter.
33To drift apart
34Family members nowadays are ..... as they are too engaged in their own business.
35"The apple never falls far from the tree" means ......
36Which term best describes a friend you can always rely on for support and honesty?
37Be a catch.
38Close knit family
39Be like a parent or an older sibling
40Karen really ..... her mother with the same green eyes and auburn hair.
41Peace at home
42A chip off the old block (idiom-select the meaning)
43Ted and his dad like to fix things. Ted said, "I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
44On June 30th, Ms. Boutwell is going to ..... with her fiance.
45Although Caden and his siblings always quarrelled, they still loved one another. As the saying goes, ......
46What did Violet call the confused stare that people had when trying to understand how Violet and her stepdad are related just by looking?
47Disgrace for the family .....
48What does 'they have their ups and downs' mean?
49I'm afraid I'll never understand my children. The generation ..... is unbridgeable.
50Family gatherings often help ..... the gap between different age groups through shared experiences.
51The ..... between parents and children often leads to misunderstanding.
52Which idiom means to be in a romantic relationship?
53"In the family way" is a euphemism for what?
54Why is the US called a melting pot?
55Which idiom best describes making a strong connection with someone immediately?
56A child who spends most of his/hers time in the streets especially in slum areas
57Team-building activities help employees ..... and improve collaboration.
58I then went to medical school to take after my grandfather and became a doctor myself.
59Choose the correct option for each gap.When Andrea discovered her husband was ..... with a coworker, she divorced him.
60It is parents' duty and responsibility to ..... hands to tae care of their children and give them a happy home.
61What does the phrase 'FIT IN' mean?