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Idioms With FoodSet 2

1Why did the farmer drive over his potato field on Thanksgiving?

2What is a "pot luck"?

3Fish cooked in water is ..... fish.

4Cake:fork $ \cdots$ soup: .....

5Anakin's car is .....; the engine is about to die!

6What is the literal meaning? The hot wings sent fire down my throat.

7When a reader reads an interesting book slowly and carefully, he .....

8Choose the missing word in "be full of ..... "

9Complete the quote about food: "A party without ..... is just a meeting". Julia Child.

10The new books were sold like hot cakes

11What is Erica convinced SHOULD go on pizza?

12Complete this idiom. An ..... a day keeps the doctor away.

13"A piece of cake" means:

14Which idiom means "easy job"?

15"Hiking is not my cup of tea, but my husband enjoys it."The English idiom "it's not my cup of tea" means:

16"Fishing is the ..... of the friendly people I met on the island last summer."

17This new mobile game is a piece of cake.

18Low hanging fruit

19"to gobble up" = to .....

20I painted a house once, so painting my room will be a piece of cake.

21I thought the test would be hard, but it was .....

22What does this idiom mean? (easy as pie)

23Pick the closest meaning of eat out: We'll eat out every night.

24A phrase not meant to be taken literally but in the meaning behind it. EX: I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.

25When I got home from school, I was hungry enough to eat a horse!

26Too many cooks spoil the .....

27Chicken feed means

28In which sentence is the phrase 'a fork in the road' used as an idiom?

29That job was a piece of a cake

30Sell/go like hot .....: to be bought quickly and in large numbers

31What is the meaning of "eat out"?

32This steak is delicious. It's .....

33What does the idiom 'Half a loaf is better than none' mean?

34If a story gives you food for thought, what does it provide?

35What does the idiom CHOWED DOWN mean in the sentence below?Tony chowed down at lunch.

36This exam is a piece of cake!

37Those smart phones are selling like ..... If you want one, you'd better buy one now before they're all gone.A. shooting stars B. fresh bread C. hot cakes D. wild oats

38Be in a bit of a pickle

39Jeffrey was a fast learner, so he knew that the history test would be a piece of cake.

40Sell like hotcakes: (verb)

41Food for thought

42You "can't have your cake and eat it too" means:

43Do you think you will win your tennis match today?-It will be a piece of .....

44What does it mean to have a 'full plate'?

45To "beef up" means .....

46Our grandfather has always favoured Hellen against other children. She's been the ..... of his eye.

47What does "sweet as honey" mean?

48Sport is not my ..... of tea. A. cup B. bowl C. plate D. spoon

49Something that is very simple

50Which phrase describes very tasty food or a meal?

51Charities that provided bread and soup to homeless and jobless people during the Depression were called .....?

52I've never enjoyed going to the ballet or the opera; they're not really my ..... A. cup of tea B. chip off the old block C. biscuit D. piece of cake

53What does "a hot potato" mean?

54Choose the right variant: Which idiom describes something very easy to do?

55Food that is unhealthy but is quick and easy to eat

56If you "grab a snack," what are you doing?

57George has .....; he loves cakes, chocolate, icecream-anything which is sweet.

58Choose the word that completes the sentence: Two things you put on salad: oil and .....

59What does frequent returning to the buffet or taking photos of food indicate?

60Which phrase means something is very easy to do?

61Even though my boss is above ....., he still makes a point of mingling with everyone in the company: