Idiomatic Phrases Quiz: CAN 97% PASS THIS QUIZ? #3

An idiom is a phrase or expression whose meaning is different from the meaning of the individual word.
'At somebody’s beck and call’ is an idiomatic expression that means, to always be ready to obey somebody’s orders.

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[CC-cknn]

10/10. Fun to keep mind sharp. Thank you.

[lynndewitt]

I am over the moon to say this quiz was a piece of cake! Stay safe everyone. Be kind to each other...peace

[ismayramudith]

Well I got all correct.I am a teacher for 46 years.We had to learn the Queen’s English in the 60’s because we were ruled by England at that time .At an early age of 9years I had to learn very high English Day and night cramming and remembering parts of speech Odom’s, subject and verb agreement and many more too numerous to mention so I have a thorough knowledge of English Language.I’ve taught English to children who never knew to speak it and very short while they could have spoken this language.These questions are like tea for me.

[AnnabelleJARankin]

To do something once in a blue moon is to hardly ever do it, not just 'not very often'!

[moyrawallace]

Happy to add towards the 97%. Enjoyed this quiz - thanks 💜

[peachesrambo]

This was made for kindergarten children

[roberts]

I found Question #6 to be a bit off. To “cut corners” does not really mean to do things in the least expensive way possible, which was the best of the options offered. Rather there is an inference that safety measures (usually) would be bypassed/ignored in an effort to complete the project on or ahead of time….

[staticechogames]

I thank you so much for uploading this quiz. I learned a lot more idioms.

[adnalm]

In England, to "give up the ghost" means to give up trying. (I lived there for the first 56 years of my life.) I've never before heard of it being used to decribe some who has passed away (died).

[jimmeade]

Interesting quiz, different from other online quizzes. As an American familiar with these, I got 10/10. In question 6, "to cut corners" is not always the cheapest, it is the least professional way of doing things, and sometimes a lesser way of doing it safely.

[allenmillenium]

10/10; the easiest quiz we've ever done!

[melstiller]

Thank you for this great quiz. Good tests like yours are at a premium these days.

[kathyvenable]

When you’ve reached the age of70 it’s “a piece of cake” or maybe “a walk in the park. 10/10.

[TheInkPitOx]

These are great. I'm going to recommend them to my AE teacher when class resumes in January.

[jaggisaram]

That was a good quiz, madam. I got 9 /10 right, considering I studied english 6 years ago.Thanks a million to my english teachers.

[lynettepalecek]

This quiz was extremely easy. Of course, I got all of the answers correct.

[theresamohamed]

I am a black grandma who didn’t finish high school and I got all of them right.

[devilsadvocate]

10/10 I love grammar questions - thanks for the quiz!

[samanthafitch]

This was interesting! I missed #10 I’ve never heard of that saying 🤷🏼‍♀️

[tammytsang]

Gave up the ghost is the new one to me. Thank you for this test.