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Question 1: What does "the ball is in your court" mean?

To play a game
To take action or decide
To lose a chance
To wait patiently

Question 2: What does "break the ice" mean?

To cause trouble
To start a conversation
To end a meeting
To cancel a plan

Question 3: What does the idiom "to throw in the towel" mean?

To keep trying
To give up
To start a project
To clean something

Question 4: What does the idiom "to spill the beans" mean?

To cook a meal
To reveal a secret
To make a mess
To win a game

Question 5: What does "to take the bull by the horns" mean?

To avoid a problem
To face a challenge boldly
To run away
To ignore an issue

Question 6: What does "in the nick of time" mean?

Too late
Just in time
Very early
At a random time

Question 7: What does "make a clean sweep" mean?

To clean a room
To win everything
To lose badly
To avoid competition

Question 8: What does "raining cats and dogs" mean?

A sunny day
Heavy rain
A pet parade
A quiet storm

Question 9: What is meant by "bend over backwards"?

To avoid effort
To make a great effort
To exercise physically
To refuse help

Question 10: What does the idiom “spill the beans” mean?

To keep quiet
To reveal a secret
To work hard
To make a mistake

Question 11: What does "read the room" mean?

To understand the mood of a group
To read a book
To clean a room
To ignore people

Question 12: What does "blow your own trumpet" mean?

To play music
To boast about yourself
To stay quiet
To help others

Question 13: What does "rule of thumb" mean?

A strict law
A general guideline
A thumb injury
A precise measurement

Question 14: What does the idiom "kick the bucket" mean?

To start a new project
To die
To relax
To win a prize

Question 15: What does "hold the fort" mean?

To defend a castle
To manage things temporarily
To attack someone
To build a fort

Question 16: What does the idiom “to kick the bucket” mean?

To start a new hobby
To die
To win a competition
To travel abroad

Question 17: What does the phrase “to let the cat out of the bag” mean?

To reveal a secret
To adopt a pet
To start a fight
To lose something valuable

Question 18: What does the phrase "to hit the nail on the head" mean?

To make a mistake
To be exactly right
To start a task
To avoid a problem

Question 19: What does "in hot water" mean?

To be in trouble
To relax
To succeed
To travel

Question 20: What does "go out on a limb" mean?

To climb a tree
To take a risk
To stay safe
To avoid effort

Question 21: What does "on the same page" mean?

In disagreement
In agreement
In different places
In confusion

Question 22: What does the idiom "to have a chip on your shoulder" mean?

To be happy
To hold a grudge
To be successful
To carry a burden

Question 23: What is the meaning of "in hot water"?

Relaxing in a bath
In trouble
Feeling warm
Working hard

Question 24: What does "break the ice" mean?

To end a conversation
To start a conversation
To fail a task
To avoid someone

Question 25: What does "caught between a rock and a hard place" mean?

To be in a comfortable situation
To face a tough choice
To be stuck physically
To win easily

Question 26: What is meant by "spit and image"?

A messy situation
A close resemblance
A type of art
A quick decision

Question 27: What does the idiom "to break the ice" mean?

To cause an argument
To start a conversation
To end a meeting
To avoid interaction