Question 1

Which idiom means to recover quickly from an illness or setback?

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bounce back

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a bitter pill to swallow

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under the weather

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hit the hay

Question 2

What does the idiom 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away' suggest?

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Eating healthy can prevent illness

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It's better to avoid doctors completely

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Doctors dislike apples

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Apples are the only healthy food

Question 3

What does the idiom 'burning the candle at both ends' mean?

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To overwork oneself to the point of exhaustion

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To enjoy life

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To start a fire

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To waste time

Question 4

What is the meaning of the idiom 'catching some Z's'?

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To get some sleep

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To become very bored

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To be very energetic

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To catch a cold

Question 5

What does the idiom 'feeling under the weather' mean?

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Feeling ill or unwell

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Feeling energetic

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Feeling confused

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Feeling happy

Question 6

What does the idiom 'hit the sack' mean?

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To go to bed

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To start a fight

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To sleep in

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To get up early

Question 7

What is the meaning of the idiom 'mind over matter'?

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The power of the mind to overcome physical obstacles

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Focusing too much on physical fitness

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Ignoring physical pain

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Taking control of one’s life

Question 8

What does the idiom 'out of the woods' mean?

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To be out of danger or difficulty

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To feel unwell

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To be very confused

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To get lost in the forest

Question 9

What does the idiom 'take a chill pill' mean?

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To calm down

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To relax physically

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To take medication

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To sleep deeply

Question 10

What does the idiom 'you are what you eat' mean?

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Your diet affects your health and well-being

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Eating bad food is not a concern

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Only junk food affects your body

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People can change their identity based on food

Question 11

What does the idiom 'sick as a dog' refer to?

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Feeling very ill

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Feeling excited about an event

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Being tired from exercise

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Having a cold but not serious illness

Question 12

What does the idiom 'to be in the pink' mean?

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To be in good health

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To be upset

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To be confused

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To be in debt

Question 13

What does the idiom 'a clean bill of health' mean?

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Confirmation of good health

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A warning about potential health issues

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A record of previous illnesses

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A document for medical expenses

Question 14

What does the idiom 'to have a weak stomach' imply?

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Easily affected by unpleasant sights or smells

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Being unable to exercise

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Being allergic to certain foods

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Having a nutritional deficiency

Question 15

What does the idiom 'sweat it out' mean?

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To endure a difficult situation

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To enjoy a relaxing activity

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To exercise excessively

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To give up easily

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