Idioms Related To SecrecySet 3

1Shh! It's a secret.
2It means: to tell a secret
3Referring to an obvious and significant problem or issue that everyone is aware of but chooses not to address. It signifies an apparent truth that is being ignored or avoided in a given situation.
4When Sarah told her friend, "Just spill the beans already! What's the big secret?" what did she mean?
5"Under wraps" means ..... A) in secret B) with difficultyC) in a small space
6To allow a secret to be known, usually without intending to:
7Don't spill the beans.
8The idiom that means "to tell a secret" is
9We wanted to keep the pregnancy a surprise but our kids .....
10I heard someone talking about the surprise party, so I guess .....
11Don't worry. I won't share your secrets with anyone. My .....
12To reveal a secret (let a secret known by others)
13I will tell you something, but I'd appreciate it if you would keep it to yourself. ..... it means
14A private conversation
15A very private room
16Leo fixed our TV, so I am planning a surprise party to thank him. If you see Leo, don't let the cat out of the bag.
17Choose the correct meaning of "spill the beans"
18A person who keeps their interests and ideas secret, especially someone who has asurprising ability or skill
19To reveal a secret unintentionally.
20"To leak a secret" is called .....
21What phrase that means "hidden information" ?
22What does the phrase 'Big Brother is watching you' signify in 1984?
23Putri: "Don't tell anyone about the surprise party we're planning for Budi." Indra: "Don't worry, I won't ..... "
24He decided to spill the ..... and confess his involvement in the prank.
25Which phrase means to reveal a secret?
26We promise to keep a secret or we refuse to tell someone a secret.
27If someone tells you a secret and you ....., you don't tell anyone.
28The students are planning to throw a party for their class adviser, and they made a promise that will not .....
29To reveal a secret or disclose information unintentionally.
30Instructions: Choose the correct idiom from the box to complete the sentence. Use each idiom as needed. Complete the sentence: Please don't ..... about my surprise party!
31Which of the following idioms doesn't mean that a secret was shared?
32Which idiom matches the meaning: 'To reveal a secret unintentionally'?
33Manuel couldn't keep the party a secret. "I knew he would let the cat out of the bag!"
34His birthday was supposed to be a surprise! I can't believe you ..... Now he knows!
35Don't ..... about the surprise party.
36If you have me, you want to share me. If you share me, you haven't got me. What am I?
37No one must know our secret, please .....?
38Which idiomatic meaning is embedded in "greatest secrets always wear a veil of alluring mystery" ?
39Something "hush-hush" is
40Choose the idiom that means to meet secretly.
41Give up, turn yourself in! The cat is out of the bag!
42Our department chair told us the news about her promotion but asked us to ..... until the university made a formal announcement.
43We tried to keep the engagement a secret, but now .....
44Fill in the blanks with the correct idioms/phrasesIn spite of our best efforts at secrecy, my mother ..... plans for a surprise party.
45To give away a secret
46It's very important that you keep this issue zipped up. Zip up does not mean to?
47Remember, don't let the cat out of the bag and tell dad about the surprise party for his birthday.The idiom, don't let the cat out of the bag means .....
48You really dropped ..... the other day when you told Brian you'd seen his wife at the cinema. He thought she was at her mother's.
49What does the idiom 'Behind closed doors' mean?
50To tell a secret, usually by accident
51Spilled the beans meaning
52If something ..... out, it becomes known publicly after it has been kept secret:
53Which vow of silence marks a promise not to betray Viola's secret?
54To reveal a secret or disclose something that was supposed to be kept confidential.
55"Who spilled the beans about my art project? It was supposed to be a surprise!" Tony exclaimed.
56I ..... as I accidentally mentioned that we are all meeting for a drink tonight. Sorry, I know you didn't want him to know.
57HAVE/KEEP YOUR LIPS SEALED
58What does "journalistic privilege" refer to?
59Do not tip off Bob about our new club because he cannot keep a secret.
60Will you met him tonight? Please don't let the cat out of the bag. I want to give a surprise to him.
61If you let the cat out of the bag,