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Interpreting Idiomatic Expressions Quiz

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What does the idiom 'Eyes like a hawk' imply?

Possessing large, protruding eyes like a bird of prey

Having excellent vision and keen observation skills (correct)

Struggling with poor eyesight and vision impairment

Exhibiting wisdom and intelligence beyond one's years

What is the meaning of the idiom 'To work like a dog'?

To have a strong aversion towards work and laziness

To work diligently and tirelessly, often beyond expectations (correct)

To work inefficiently and without purpose

To work only during the daytime hours

What is the cautionary message behind the phrase 'Let the fox guard the henhouse'?

Ensure that someone trustworthy is in charge of a vulnerable situation

Implement measures to protect the henhouse from natural predators

Hire a professional guard dog to protect the henhouse

Be wary of putting someone untrustworthy in charge of a vulnerable situation (correct)

What does the idiom 'To cry wolf' mean?

To raise a false alarm or exaggerate a situation Signup and view all the answers

What does the idiom 'To fish for compliments' suggest?

To seek praise, admiration, or flattery from others Signup and view all the answers

What does the phrase 'Quiet as a mouse' imply about someone's behavior?

They are being very quiet, silent, or making little to no sound Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Idioms and Expressions

"Eyes like a hawk" means having keen or sharp eyesight.
"To work like a dog" implies working very hard.
"Let the fox guard the henhouse" is a caution to be wary of a potentially untrustworthy or conflicting individual being in charge.
"To cry wolf" means to give a false alarm or exaggerate a situation.
"To fish for compliments" suggests seeking praise or admiration from others.
"Quiet as a mouse" means being very quiet or silent.
"To go down the rabbit hole" means to explore a complex or confusing situation.
"Horse playing" means to engage in playful or mischievous behavior, often in a lighthearted or teasing manner.

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Test your understanding of idiomatic expressions with this quiz. Choose the correct meaning of phrases like 'Eyes like a hawk' and 'To work like a dog.' See if you can interpret common sayings accurately.