Question 1

What does the idiom “from head to toe” mean?

Accepted Answer

C) covering the whole body completely, top to bottom. After splashing through every puddle on the way home, Tishya was soaked from head to toe and left wet footprints all along the hallway.

Question 2

What does the idiom “go on for ever” mean?

Accepted Answer

A) to continue without ever seeming to stop. The bedtime story was so full of twists that it seemed to go on for ever, and Aaditri happily begged for just one more chapter before sleep.

Question 3

What does the idiom “all in good time” mean?

Accepted Answer

C) it will happen eventually, so be patient. Aarush kept asking when he could open his birthday present. 'All in good time,' his grandmother smiled, hiding it behind her back until the cake was ready.

Question 4

What does the idiom “at the ready” mean?

Accepted Answer

D) prepared and waiting to be used at once. Pranshi sat at the front of the quiz with her buzzer at the ready, fingers hovering, eager to answer the very first question correctly.

Question 5

What does the idiom “all the rage” mean?

Accepted Answer

D) very popular or fashionable right now. Everyone in class suddenly wanted the same striped pencil case. 'They are all the rage this term,' Sloka explained, showing off the one she had bought first.

Question 6

What does the idiom “as different as chalk and cheese” mean?

Accepted Answer

A) two things that are completely unlike each other. Dheersha loves noisy crowds, but her quiet sister prefers reading alone. The two girls are as different as chalk and cheese, yet they remain the best of friends.

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