
Idioms describing change
Quiz by Marina Alexandrovna Khotkina
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- Q1Which idiom means to undergo a significant transformation?bite the bulletturn over a new leafbreak the icejump on the bandwagon30s
- Q2What does the idiom 'a breath of fresh air' signify?a minor inconveniencea temporary solutionan exhausting situationa new and invigorating change30s
- Q3What does the idiom 'the writing on the wall' imply?a written agreementa decorative designa clear solutionan impending change or doom30s
- Q4Which idiom means to adapt to new circumstances?cross that bridge when you come to itstick to your gunsrock the boatgo with the flow30s
- Q5What does the idiom 'turn the page' mean?to make a mistaketo reflect on past mistakesto avoid responsibilitiesto start a new chapter in life30s
- Q6What does the idiom 'spring into action' mean?to start doing something quicklyto hesitate before actingto take a restto delay a decision30s
- Q7What does the idiom 'hit the reset button' mean?to give up completelyto analyze past decisionsto work harderto start over or make a fresh start30s
- Q8Which idiom means to make a significant change or improvement?call it a daydrop the balltake a back seatraise the bar30s
- Q9What does the idiom 'break new ground' refer to?to go back to old habitsto innovate or make progress in a new areato repeat past mistakesto encounter obstacles30s
- Q10What does the idiom 'weather the storm' mean?to complain about problemsto avoid confrontationto endure a difficult situationto initiate a change30s