Idioms Related To SecrecySet 2

1"We plan to throw a surprise party for Lily. Look! Here she comes. Please don't spill the beans!" The English idiom "to spill the beans" means:
2I know what you did; you can't-sweep things under the carpet.-
3(Easy) "Spill the beans" means:
4To "gloss over" means to ..... A) encourage B) praiseC) try to hide
5Match the Idiom below, to it's meaningSpill the beans
6His birthday party was supposed to be a surprise! I can't believe you ..... Now he knows about the surprise birthday party!:(
7In disguise
8"Cover up" means .....
9Choose the correct meaning of the idiom 'let the cat out of the bag'.
10..... the beans-To give away a secret-To expose someone's secret
11Doug Dog is the best detective on the force. He can get any suspect to spill the beans. If you ever need information, ask for Doug!What does "spill the beans" mean?
12We wanted to throw a surprise party, but Jordan let the cat out of the bag.
13Read the passage: "Lisa spilled the beans about the surprise party." What does "spilled the beans" mean in this sentence?
14What might a corrupt police officer do when he sees something illegal happening?
15It was Isaac's laughter that led the cat out of the bag. This means Isaac .....
16Mike, who is extremely talkative, just let the cat out of the bag. "Let the cat out of the bag" means
17What does 'Membocorkan rahasia' mean?
18In what situation would you use 'let the cat out of the bag'?
19Whitewash is
20When my friend revealed the secret party plans, he 'let the cat out of the bag.' What does this idiom mean?
21..... a dairy / a secret
22A 'need-to-know' basis means that information should only be shared with those who would be unable to do their job properly without the relevant knowledge.
23What issue was "swept under the rug" to ensure the Constitution would be ratified?
24We tried to give Tommy a surprise party for his birthday, but you let the cat out of the bag. The idiom let the cat out of the bag means:
25The secret plan was revealed accidentally.
26COVER UP
27Complete the sentence. *If you **let the cat out of the bag**, you ..... *
28What does the idiom 'For your eyes only' mean?
29When his parents found the broken taillight on their car, the sneaky teenager created a ..... by pretending to be extremely shocked.
30We tried to give Tommy a surprise party for his birthday, but Mary let the cat out of the bag.
31If a source tells a reporter, "This is off the record," what does it mean?
32Common English idioms & expressionsLet the cat out of the bag means .....
33Everyone wanted to know if Mama was having a girl or boy. When she came home carrying pink baby clothes, she let the cat out of the bag. What does let the cat out of the bag mean?
34Walls have ear
35Have a big mouth
36Do you think she will agree to become his wife?-What do you mean, does he want to propose to her?-Oh, damn it, it accidentally flew out! Choose a phraseological unit
37Which idiom refers to a person's deepest and darkest personal secrets?
38If you don't want to mention something, and you avoid the topic, you .....
39Mary let the cat out of the bag when she told Betty about the surprise party.
40She let the cat out of the bag
41SECTION IV: IDIOMS & FIGURATIVE USAGE-Choose the correct interpretation.He *let the cat out of the bag*.
42Sam ..... his birthday gift for Emily ..... as a surprise.
43Using context clues, explain the meaning of the phrase 'spill the beans'.
44What does the idiom "more than meets the eye" mean?
45What does it mean to do something in secret?
46Which idiom means "give away a secret"?
47Choose the correct idiom to replace the bold phrase.Your secret is safe with me. I won't tell anyone.
48"Please don't tell him you saw me here"-Don't worry. My lips are .....
49Come on, then. Spill the ..... about what happened at school yesterday. (tell a secret)
50If you do something, without other people knowing, you do it .....
51Do not tell the secret.
52The phrase "spill the beans" means "reveal a secret" . What is this called?
53Swear someone to secrecy
54If you ....., you do not tell anyone else about it.
55To keep something secret or hidden.
56Without other people knowing
57Sharing in the knowledge of (something secret or private).
58They wouldn't tell me because they were afraid I would spill the beans. What does "spill the beans" mean?
59To sneak goods into a country is called:
60Choose the idiom which best completes this sentence:The party was supposed to be a surprise, but Ashim .....!
61If you have something that you need to get off your chest, you should tell Juanita. She never gossips or shared secrets.Juanita is .....