Question 1

What does the idiom “blind as a bat” mean?

Accepted Answer

B) barely able to see anything at all. In the dim cinema, Aashi was blind as a bat and fumbled for her seat, until her friend waved a glowing phone to guide her over.

Question 2

What does the idiom “bone tired” mean?

Accepted Answer

B) extremely tired, all the way through. By the end of sports day, Ehrisha was bone tired and happy, flopping onto the grass with her medal as the evening sun warmed her face.

Question 3

What does the idiom “be driving at” mean?

Accepted Answer

B) to be hinting at or trying to say something. Aarush kept dropping clues about a surprise, and his sister finally laughed, asking exactly what he was driving at with all his mysterious smiles.

Question 4

What does the idiom “the bottom dropped out of one's stomach” mean?

Accepted Answer

A) to feel a sudden wave of shock or dread. When the roller coaster plunged, the bottom dropped out of Reya's stomach, and seconds later she was whooping with delight as the car climbed again.

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