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Idioms With TakeSet 4

1What phrase means "controlled" in lines 18 and 19?

2Match the idiom with the meaning. Choose the meaning that best corresponds to the idiom. Idiom: take a break

3I really must take ..... with what you just said because I think it's very wrong.

4What did Mia say when Eliot asked her to give some tips on how to survive middle school?

5Many people take fresh air and clean water for (a) until they experience pollution.

6ATTILA DID NOT LEAVE RANGA

7If we keep on pushing this idea forward, it might actually take root.This phrase means .....

8'to take to doing something' means

9If you ....., you might not appreciate what you have until it's gone.

10To "take charge" is to ..... A) follow B) leadC) misunderstand

11What does "take over" mean in this context? "He will take over the project next week."

12"to take great pains"

13What does 'take a hard line with someone' mean?

14Take an exam means to

15The idiom "To take someone for a ride" means:

16AI may take over repetitive tasks in many industries. The phrase take over means:

17Idiom that means to support a particular person/group

18"To take after" means that .....

19She was taken aback by his sudden resignation.

20You should take advantage of this opportunity.

21In small .....

22I don't know what it ..... to be as popular with girls as my brother is.

23When a plane starts to fly .....

24What do you call a meal you buy and take home?

25I'm not cautious. I take .....

26Robe Peter to pay Paul/smith

27What does it mean to "take the rap" for something

28The vice-president was asked to ..... while the president was away.

29TO TAKE ON A TASK THAT IS WAY TOO BIG

30Adopt a firm position about an issue

31Translators may fail to recognize an idiom like "to take someone for a ride" because it offers a reasonable literal interpretation in some contexts.

32TAKE ON .....

33This deal also takes your two sons .....

34..... during lectures to review later.

35Someone says: "Take care." Meaning:

36Which phrase means to act as a substitute for something?

37Take off refers to:

38Taken aback

39It's unfair to take ..... of other people's misfortunes.A. occasion B. chance C. opportunity D. advantage

40Take ..... There's no need to shout.

41What does "To take part in" mean?

42Choose the correct meaning of "take with a grain of salt"

43Fiona ..... after her mother. They have the same nose.

44What does "carry on" most nearly mean in this list of prepositional verbs?

45To improve something significantly

46The skeletons of men and women resemble

47..... care of him.

48Complete the sentence with the best word:The mechanic had to take the engine to ..... before he could properly repair it.

49Jill said, "Sue is always making things up to cause trouble. If she told you that Drake is in trouble, I'd take it with a grain of salt." What does "take it with a grain of salt" mean?

50Answer this question after reading Passage A.All that you see you should .....

51Create a sentence with 'take the plunge'.

52To be the question

53Which revision best shows the meaning of take time off?

54TAKE ..... YEAR.

55He always double-checks his work before submitting it because he ..... to take any chances.

56I didn't use to like tap dancing, but I'm beginning to start to like it now!

57Take the wheel However, I gotta say I don't really feel comfortable letting robots take the wheel.

58And for survivors, cancer treatments take a heavy toll and can have long-term health effects.

59We did nothing yesterday so we must do extra today.

60Match the Idiom below, to it's meaningTaking a big step

61Taking his cue from his companion, he apologized for his earlier display of temper.