The idiom a hard nut to crack means:
A. An easy question
B. A foolish search
C. A difficult problem
D. Expensive thing
What is the phrasal meaning of carry-on?
A. To continue doing something
B. To end doing something
C. To start doing something
D. None of these
Call on means ______?
A. Doubtful
B. Prove a theory
C. Play a visit to someone
D. Summon as a witness
The idiom “Kick the bucket” means?
A. To kill
B. To achieve a goal
C. To die
D. To be successful
A bag of bones means: ____________?
A. an extremely thin person.
B. a container use to carry bones.
C. a person who has a lot of energy.
D. a type of storage for old items.
Idiom To carry weight means: __________________?
A. to bewitch
B. to have trouble or grief
C. to have importance
D. to stop permanently
Idiom “A bag of bones” means:
A. an extremely thin person.
B. a difficult thing.
C. comfortable.
D. a big important person.
Idiom “A bed of roses” means:
A. comfortable.
B. an extremely thin person.
C. a difficult thing.
D. a big important person.
Idiom “A bed of thorns” means:
A. a difficult thing.
B. comfortable.
C. an extremely thin person.
D. a big important person.
Idiom “A beast of burden” means:
A. a person or animal used for carrying heavy loads or does hard work.
B. a wild animal used in the circus.
C. a dangerous animal.
D. a person who enjoys lifting weights.