Day 2 – Quiz

1. Which expression refers to something that is the main source of income or livelihood?

2. What does “talk of the town” mean?

3. Which of the following best describes “trash talking”?

4. If someone is “all bark and no bite,” they are likely:

5. What does it mean if someone is “fit as a fiddle”?

6. In the sentence “She’s as strong as an ox,” what does the phrase “as strong as an ox” imply?

7. What does it mean to “welcome someone with open arms”?

8. “Right off the bat” means:

9. Which expression is used to describe something that is better than others in the same category?

10. When someone is “in the zone,” they are:

11. If someone has “become one with” something, they have:

12. What does “crossed paths with” someone mean?

13. If someone says “bring your A-game,” what are they asking for?

14. The expression “don’t count your chickens before they’ve hatched” advises against:

15. Which of the following best describes “barking up the wrong tree”?

16. If someone is “off their game,” they are:

17. “Hang up your hat” is an expression that means:

18. If someone says “keep talking” in a dismissive way, they likely mean:

19. If two competitors are “neck and neck,” they are:

20. Which expression would you use to describe adding something exciting or interesting to a situation?