Idioms Quiz - 06

Idioms Quiz
General English Questions and Answers
Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets.

1. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
The thief (was never caught for) the crime.

a. got around to

b. gave rise to

c. went to pot for

d. got away with

2. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
It (is obvious) that our supervisor will not support my proposal.

a. gives him a piece of my mind

b. goes without saying

c. gets a word in edgewise

d. gives me the slip

3. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
I tried to (contact) the woman but she was not home.

a. get out from under

b. get in touch with

c. go Dutch with

d. get the better of

4. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
The girl`s mother (was very upset) when the child came home with her new dress muddy.

a. had a ball

b. had a fit

c. had egg on her face

d. hit the nail on the head

5. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
The woman began to (drink heavily) after she was fired from her job.

a. hit the bottle

b. handle herself with kid gloves

c. hit the spot

d. hold her horses

6. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
Drinking the orange juice after the game really (was refreshing).

a. hit the spot

b. had a ball

c. held my tongue

d. had a fit

7. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
The girl is a nice person but unfortunately our relationship (did not start very well).

a. got off on the wrong foot

b. went overboard

c. gave up

d. gave her the green light

8. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
"Could you please (help me) to clean up this room."

a. give me a hand

b. go off the deep end

c. get even

d. get away with something

9. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
I think that it is time for us to (start working).

a. get out of the way

b. get the show on the road

c. go to our head

d. get cold feet

10. Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
I have been (dating) my boyfriend for nearly three years.

a. going to rack and ruin with

b. getting along with

c. getting the ball rolling with

d. going out with

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