15 Questions
What does the idiom 'to make ends meet' mean?
To have just enough money to pay for the things you need
What does the idiom 'to pay an arm and a leg' mean?
To pay a lot of money for something
What does the idiom 'to be worth one's weight in gold' imply?
To be extremely valuable or useful
What is the meaning of the idiom 'to put your money where your mouth is'?
To show by your actions and not just your words that you support or believe in something
What does it mean to 'tighten one's belt'?
To stick to a strict budget and spend less money
What does the idiom 'to cash in on something' imply?
To benefit or profit from a situation
What is the meaning of 'breaking the bank'?
Spending more money than one can afford
When is a person said to be 'in the black'?
When they are profitable or financially solvent
What does the idiom 'to go Dutch' mean?
To split the cost of a meal or activity between all participants
In the context of banking transactions, what does the idiom 'saving for a rainy day' imply?
Setting aside money for future unforeseen expenses
What is the meaning of the idiom 'money talks' in the context of banking and finances?
Suggests that money gives one power and influence
What does the idiom 'to foot the bill' imply?
To pay for something, usually something expensive
What does the idiom 'in the red' mean?
To be in debt or losing money
What does the idiom 'a penny saved is a penny earned' imply?
Saving money is as important as earning it
When is a prediction said to be 'on the money'?
When the prediction is exactly right
Test your knowledge of idioms related to handling banking transactions in Canada with this quiz. Learn about expressions such as 'saving for a rainy day,' 'breaking the bank,' and 'in the red.'
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