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Question 1: What does "hit the ground running" mean?

To stop working
To start quickly and effectively
To fail immediately
To take a break

Question 2: What does the idiom "to bark up the wrong tree" mean?

To make a correct assumption
To misunderstand a situation
To achieve success
To start a project

Question 3: What is meant by "a blessing in disguise"?

A clear advantage
A hidden benefit
An obvious problem
A risky decision

Question 4: What does "pull someone’s leg" refer to?

To physically pull someone
To tease or joke with someone
To help someone
To criticize someone

Question 5: What is meant by "in the same boat"?

Traveling together
In the same situation
Sailing a ship
Avoiding problems

Question 6: What does "cut to the chase" mean?

To delay a task
To get to the point
To complicate things
To give up

Question 7: What does “kick the bucket” mean?

To start something new
To die
To give up
To celebrate

Question 8: What does "kick up your heels" mean?

To dance wildly
To work hard
To sit quietly
To run away

Question 9: What does "under the weather" mean?

Feeling great
Feeling unwell
Very happy
Extremely tired

Question 10: What does "keep the wolf from the door" mean?

To protect animals
To avoid financial trouble
To lock the door
To invite guests

Question 11: What is meant by "chip on your shoulder"?

To carry a heavy load
To feel resentful or defensive
To be carefree
To work hard

Question 12: What does "go out on a limb" mean?

To climb a tree
To take a risk
To stay safe
To avoid effort

Question 13: What does "to burn the midnight oil" mean?

To sleep late
To work late into the night
To waste time
To cook at night

Question 14: What does the idiom "pull someone’s leg" mean?

To help someone
To tease someone playfully
To argue with someone
To ignore someone

Question 15: What does "keep your nose to the grindstone" mean?

To rest often
To work diligently
To ignore tasks
To sharpen tools

Question 16: What is the meaning of "on cloud nine"?

Feeling sad
Feeling extremely happy
Feeling tired
Feeling confused

Question 17: What does "go the extra mile" mean?

To travel far
To make an extra effort
To give up
To avoid work

Question 18: What does "back to the drawing board" signify?

To start over
To finish a project
To celebrate success
To follow a plan

Question 19: What does the idiom "to spill the beans" mean?

To cook a meal
To reveal a secret
To make a mess
To win a game

Question 20: What does "hit the ground running" mean?

To fail immediately
To start successfully
To stop suddenly
To delay progress

Question 21: What does "a piece of cake" mean?

Very difficult
Very easy
Expensive
Rare

Question 22: What is implied by "let sleeping dogs lie"?

To disturb animals
To avoid stirring up trouble
To start a new project
To take a nap