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Choose the meaning of the expression "at loggerheads".

A treat as less serious
B in strong disagreement
C understand the social situation
D hurry

In context, what does "bear the brunt" convey?

A briefly
B very rapidly
C suffer the main impact
D hurry

What does the idiom "best of both worlds" mean?

A benefits of two alternatives
B confused
C become more sociable
D try

Which interpretation best matches "come rain or shine"?

A regardless of circumstances
B abandon without help
C refuse to retreat
D confused

Choose the meaning of the expression "draw the line".

A deal with a problem later when necessary
B receive the treatment you gave others
C set a limit
D by informal communication

In context, what does "fair and square" convey?

A suspect wrongdoing
B provided free
C honestly
D understand the social situation

What does the idiom "from scratch" mean?

A from the beginning
B withdraw from fear
C stop working for the day
D lose an opportunity

Which interpretation best matches "get the ball rolling"?

A regret what cannot be changed
B regain self-control
C it is your turn to act
D start a process

Choose the meaning of the expression "give the cold shoulder".

A cause an unexpected problem
B understand something difficult
C deliberately ignore
D over a long period

In context, what does "go down in flames" convey?

A give an indirect suggestion
B very easy
C join a popular trend
D fail spectacularly

What does the idiom "have a change of heart" mean?

A extremely happy
B change an opinion
C save for future difficulty
D never

Which interpretation best matches "in the same boat"?

A reveal a secret
B in the same difficult situation
C learn about something secretly
D begin behaving differently

Choose the meaning of the expression "jump on the bandwagon".

A extremely happy
B smoothly
C treat as less serious
D join a popular trend

In context, what does "keep your fingers crossed" convey?

A organise yourself properly
B sensitive controversial issue
C pointless search
D hope for good luck

What does the idiom "make a mountain out of a molehill" mean?

A manage financially
B in an obvious nearby place
C exaggerate a small issue
D the final problem that makes a situation intolerable

Which interpretation best matches "off the hook"?

A save for future difficulty
B free from responsibility or difficulty
C alert and competent
D deal with a problem later when necessary

Choose the meaning of the expression "on cloud nine".

A through good and bad times
B hope for good luck
C extremely happy
D in an obvious nearby place

In context, what does "pull yourself together" convey?

A regain self-control
B feeling unwell
C act very cautiously
D start a process

What does the idiom "put your foot in your mouth" mean?

A change an opinion
B say something embarrassing
C with great success
D organise yourself properly

Which interpretation best matches "rock the boat"?

A wasted
B risk everything on one plan
C cause trouble in a stable situation
D make a bad situation worse

Choose the meaning of the expression "rule of thumb".

A signs of an impending problem
B watch carefully
C practical general guideline
D wait

In context, what does "take the bull by the horns" convey?

A keep secret
B become uncontrollable
C practical and realistic
D deal decisively with a problem

What does the idiom "the last straw" mean?

A whatever happens
B the final problem that makes a situation intolerable
C remain skeptical
D have more important matters

Which interpretation best matches "through the grapevine"?

A stop working for the day
B sensitive controversial issue
C understand something difficult
D by informal communication

Choose the meaning of the expression "turn a blind eye".

A avoid the main point
B without conditions
C deliberately ignore
D act too early