Idioms Related To Relationships FamilySet 8

1Complete the sentence below.I know this is difficult work, but we are all ..... here, so we'll have to do this together.
2Let's play a fun game of 'Guess the Word'! Can you figure out which part of a plant not only holds it firmly in the ground but is also used in a figurative sense to mean 'your relatives' or 'where you come from'?
3Which of the following idioms can be used to describe the relationship between power and oppression.
4Your significant other is also your .....
5When do we say 'Like father like son / like mother like daughter'?
6The apple does not fall far from the tree.
7If you end a relationship, you
8To agree to marry sb. =
9That is what relationships are about. You stick with someone .....
10Which idiom would you use when someone wants to stop being enemies?
11A painting, drawing, or photograph of a group of people who are related to each other, especially parents and their children
12Building a relationship with a customer is called:
13The Pennsylvania colony has been described as a "melting pot." Which answer best explains what "melting pot" means?
14I had to miss Mandy's house .....; I had no money to buy her a proper present.
15"she got the eye"
16Define the idiom 'partner in crime' in the context of law.
17The little boy looks exactly like his dad, .....
18Helen is only a fair-weather friend. That's why
19Explain the meaning of the idiom 'black sheep'.
20What's the meaning of class clown?
21"love at first sight" means when you fall for someone the second time you see them
22Match each item with the corresponding title:a unique family car
23This is someone you may talk to frequently, but have never met in person before.
24We are now in the same circumstances. As the saying goes, we are .....
25Spend time with someone
26What are fictive kin?
27No one mentions him because he is regarded as the black sheep of the family.a. the one with the sense of humorb. the one with a bad reputationc. the one who is always lated. the one who never washes
28Groups of friends that deliberately exclude others.
29When a marriage ends, people:
30Which term describes the process of forming close relationships through chatting?
31My ..... understands me like no one else ever could.
32Black sheepChoose the most appropriate meaning of the idiom.
33What does 'A chip off the old block' mean?
34To be dependant on one's mother .....
35Seth is a chip off of the old block really means .....
36Match the Afrikaans idiom to its correct English meaning:e) Die appel val nie ver van die boom nie
37The family reunion was a chance to catch up with .....
38I'll go to the funeral of Ms Jane, a ..... of mine.
39People you meet through social media, websites, or online games.
40If two people ....., they like each other very much and become friends very quickly
41She's stuck by him through ..... and thin, but I can't see why.
42This idiom means "to get married".
43What is the meaning of "A social butterfly"
44Finding a good man is
45Choose the correct idiomsthe bad egg in the family-the one who is always in trouble.
46Giving the right amount of time to work and to the rest of your life
47"Two peas in a pod" and "joined at the hip" describe people who .....
48Duties or responsibilities within society or a community.
49Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the word(s) in brackets in the following question.Mary is planning to (tie the knot) with her German boyfriend next June.
50A social group that intentionally excludes and alienates others is a .....
51Sustaining faith in the other's capacity to get through an event or transition and face a future with meaning
52What does 'Aku akan selalu bersamamu' mean?
53Rhonda felt that her relationship with Jerome was star-crossed.
54China's image of itself as the Middle Kingdom is associated with:
55I'm not sure my brother will ever get married because he hates the feeling of being .....
56"Fall out (with)" means: A) Have a good relationship B) Become older C) Have an argument & stop being friends D) Be the boyfriend/girlfriend of
57To tie the knot
58Which idiom warns against harming someone who supports you?
59Young troublemakers
60To find your Mr. / Ms. Right
61Family-owned farms are FEW AND FAR BETWEEN these days.