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Idioms With Money NumbersSet 9

1Sorry, that painting's not for sale at any price.Choose the meaning of the phrase not at any price.
2What does 'cost/pay/charge the earth' mean?
3Which idiom would best describe a holiday filled with five-star hotels, private chefs, and luxury spas?
4The show is excellent, but the tickets .....
5What is a "buck"?
6I've been working hard for the last few months trying to make ends meet, but something I'm not even expecting always comes up and I have to pay for it.
7What is meant by AT SIXES AND SEVENS in this sentence? We moved into the house last week, but I'm afraid everything, is still at sixes and sevens.
8The opposition parties allege that prices of essential commodities are ..... like a runaway balloon.
9Making a profit or giving the opportunity to make a profit
10With everything Tim has to finish before May, he feels like he has been going .....
11Time is money. Means, work quickly or move faster.
12You have to pay this amount of money to buy or use something
13Nickname for Gold-Seekers:
14If you say that you ..... for something, you are emphasizing that you had to pay what you consider too high a price for it.
15College students are often on a ..... and have to eat instant noodles a lot.
16To make a huge profit, especially when gambling or taking part in another high-stakes venture.
17Something which is worth the price you pay for it.
18Everyone always wanted to go where when they had a little extra change on them?
19Select the correct idiom to complete the sentence: The newlywed couple was able to buy their dream house ..... because it needed a lot of repairs.
20Savings set aside for future use are best described by which idiom?
21This designer dress was ..... -you won't believe how little I paid for it.
22What number did Augie choose to describe his day?
23Select the option that conveys the intended meaning of the idiom or phraseAt sixes and seven
24This phrase that mean:have enough money to live
25One in a .....
26They worked extra hours and earn .....
27What does it mean to 'stay on budget'?
28"shoestring budget"
29Complete the dialogue:A: "How much did your vacation cost?"B: "It cost a ....., but it was worth it."A: "Wow! I guess you have ..... "
30Does this sentence use the idioms properly?She wasn't born with a silver spoon in her mouth so she isn't out of my league.
31I'm broke. This new gadget cost me an arm and a leg.
32COST A PRETTY PENNY
33To have just enough money to pay for the things that you need
34Correct use of the phrase Flat Broke
35An approximate number; an estimate
36IDIOMS-"Whole nine yards"We have watched every single episode of this series, from the first to the final one, the whole nine yards.
37The phrase used for putting money into a savings account is:
38His kids probably don't know that ..... seeing how much he pampers them with expensive toys and gifts.
39What does it mean to "live from hand to mouth?"
40Don't be angry, I will ..... for damage to your car because it is my fault!
41"Cost a pretty penny" means something is:
42What does it mean when something 'costs nothing'?
43If you commit to something ..... %, then it is virtually certain to happen, unless you change your mind.
44To give currency means:
45Who is in the sweet 3?
46Extra money you give to the waiter
47Closed fisted man
48He has just buy a Cadillac. I don't know he earns his living but he seems TO HAVE MONEY TO BURN
49All this money is .....
50Get your money's worth ..... means
51What does it mean when a product is marked down?
52Jon, there is no way we can buy a brand new car. Money doesn't grow on trees!What does the idiom "money doesn't grow on trees" mean?
53Money that you do not need to work hard to get
54Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?That's a low price.
55Spend money freely.
56They've already spent so much on the failing project, but they keep ....., hoping it will turn around.
57Read the passage and choose the option that best fits each blank. Then my brother and I receive some (19) .....
58Idiom that means in confusion or in a muddle
59To be in debt
60If a project "Goes Over Budget," it means:
61Net income or loss