Idioms and Paragraph Structure Quiz

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What does the idiom 'Break a leg' mean?

Goodluck (correct)

Congratulations

Be careful

Get well soon

What does the idiom 'Ball is in your court' imply?

You have lost the game

You need to wait for instructions

It’s your responsibility now (correct)

You are not in control

What does the idiom 'Waiting in the wings' mean?

Be prepared for disappointment

Wait for an opportunity (correct)

Be in the spotlight

Take immediate action

What does the idiom 'To cover your tracks' mean?

Conceal evidence of what one has done Signup and view all the answers

What does the idiom 'To keep/leave someone in the dark' imply?

To be mystified or uninformed Signup and view all the answers

What does the idiom 'Behind closed doors' imply?

Taking place secretly Signup and view all the answers

What does the idiom 'To spill the beans' mean?

Reveal secret information Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the idiom 'The ball is in your court'?

It’s your responsibility now Signup and view all the answers

What does the idiom 'Waiting in the wings' imply?

Wait for an opportunity Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean to 'cover your tracks'?

Conceal evidence of what one has done Signup and view all the answers

Idioms and Paragraph Structure Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What does the idiom 'Break a leg' mean?

What does the idiom 'Ball is in your court' imply?

What does the idiom 'Waiting in the wings' mean?

What does the idiom 'To cover your tracks' mean?

What does the idiom 'To keep/leave someone in the dark' imply?

What does the idiom 'Behind closed doors' imply?

What does the idiom 'To spill the beans' mean?

What is the meaning of the idiom 'The ball is in your court'?

What does the idiom 'Waiting in the wings' imply?

What does it mean to 'cover your tracks'?

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