PRC1: List of Idioms and Phrases Quiz

Idioms and Phrases

• Above all: means "most importantly" or "more than anything else".

Idioms and Phrases (continued)

• Above board: means honest, fair, and transparent; describes something that is done in an open and lawful way.

Weaknesses and Challenges

• Achilles' heel: a phrase that refers to a small weakness or vulnerability in an otherwise strong person or thing.

Tests and Evaluations

• Acid test: a phrase that refers to a rigorous test or trial that determines the quality or strength of something.

Universal Application

• Across the board: means universally or equally applicable to all people or situations.

Insults and Offenses

• Add insult to injury: means to make a difficult situation even worse by saying or doing something that is hurtful or offensive.

Affinity and Similarity

• After my own heart: means to share similar interests or tastes with someone.

Inclusion and Universality

• All and sundry: means everyone, regardless of their status or background.

Attention and Interest

• All ears: means to be fully attentive and interested in what someone is saying.

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