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Which option best explains the idiom As fit as a fiddle?
- very healthy and strong
Which choice defines An uphill task most accurately?
- a very difficult job or challenge
The idiom An armchair critic is closest in meaning to which option?
- someone who criticizes without practical experience
Choose the meaning that fits All over the place.
- disorganized or scattered everywhere
Pick the correct interpretation of All in good time.
- at the proper time, not immediately
Select the best meaning for the phrase All bark and no bite.
- threatening in words but not harmful in action
What does Add up mean in common English?
- to make sense or be logically correct
What idea is usually expressed by A thorn in one's side?
- a constant source of annoyance or trouble
Which answer gives the closest meaning of A taste of one's own medicine?
- the same unpleasant treatment one has given others
Which choice best matches the idiomatic use of A stone's throw?
- a very short distance
Which option shows the proper meaning of A slip of the tongue?
- an accidental mistake in speaking
In English usage, what is meant by A shot in the dark?
- a guess made with little information
What is the correct sense of A rough diamond?
- a good person with an unpolished manner
How should a reader understand A penny for your thoughts?
- a way to ask what someone is thinking
Choose the correct meaning of A new lease on life.
- renewed energy or a fresh chance to live better
Which option has the same meaning as A leopard cannot change its spots?
- a person cannot easily change their true character
Which meaning correctly matches A hot potato?
- a difficult or controversial issue
What does the expression A far cry from mean?
- very different from something else
What does the phrase A breath of fresh air usually suggest?
- a welcome and refreshing change
What is the figurative meaning of A bolt from the blue?
- a sudden and unexpected event
