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Choose the meaning of the expression "down to earth".

A out of danger
B free from responsibility or difficulty
C practical and realistic
D unclear situation

In context, what does "get wind of" convey?

A understand how something works
B learn about something secretly
C a person who argues an opposing view for testing
D suffer the main impact

What does the idiom "give someone a run for their money" mean?

A provide strong competition
B at the busiest stage
C try
D very similar

Which interpretation best matches "go cold turkey"?

A spend less
B stop a habit abruptly
C never
D make more effort than expected

Choose the meaning of the expression "hold your horses".

A sad
B wait
C delay
D understand the social situation

In context, what does "in full swing" convey?

A at the busiest stage
B give up
C refuse to retreat
D watch carefully

What does the idiom "keep wolf from the door" mean?

A stop working for the day
B slow or stop
C try
D manage to survive financially

Which interpretation best matches "leave well enough alone"?

A keep secret
B avoid interfering
C the final problem that makes a situation intolerable
D pointless search

Choose the meaning of the expression "make waves".

A everything possible
B narrow escape
C be open
D cause noticeable change or trouble

In context, what does "off one's rocker" convey?

A being developed
B behaving irrationally
C narrow escape
D accept unpleasant consequences

What does the idiom "on the house" mean?

A provided free
B cause an unexpected problem
C narrow escape
D whatever happens

Which interpretation best matches "play it by ear"?

A a person who argues an opposing view for testing
B decide as events unfold
C continue to improve
D hidden embarrassing secret

Choose the meaning of the expression "put on the back burner".

A delay
B provide strong competition
C understand how something works
D slow or stop

In context, what does "shake a leg" convey?

A keep secret
B the final problem that makes a situation intolerable
C deeply occupied
D hurry

What does the idiom "stand your ground" mean?

A a small visible part of a larger issue
B become nervous about proceeding
C refuse to retreat
D hidden embarrassing secret

Which interpretation best matches "take a leaf out of someone's book"?

A understand one's situation
B continue to improve
C tease someone
D copy a useful practice

Choose the meaning of the expression "bottom line".

A with great success
B most important result
C reverse the advantage
D understand something difficult

In context, what does "throw under the bus" convey?

A keep informed
B slow or stop
C sacrifice someone else to protect oneself
D give an indirect suggestion

What does the idiom "up to your ears" mean?

A deeply occupied
B honestly
C last possible moment
D very common

Which interpretation best matches "with flying colours"?

A set a limit
B with great success
C slow or stop
D persevere

Choose the meaning of the expression "grey area".

A unexpectedly
B a person who argues an opposing view for testing
C face something difficult bravely
D unclear situation

In context, what does "at a crossroads" convey?

A pursue a mistaken idea
B in trouble
C receive the treatment you gave others
D facing an important choice

What does the idiom "bite off more than you can chew" mean?

A take on too much
B keep secret
C without prior planning
D without conditions

Which interpretation best matches "come what may"?

A whatever happens
B deal with a problem later when necessary
C from the beginning
D become more sociable

Choose the meaning of the expression "down the drain".

A wasted
B be in charge
C agree fully
D spend less