
Puns and idioms
Quiz by Kenya Maddox
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- Q1What do you call a fish with no eyes?Eyeless fishFshBlind fishSightless fish30s
- Q2Why don't scientists trust atoms?Because they make up everything!Because they are too small to seeBecause they are too unpredictableBecause they are easily manipulated30s
- Q3Why did the scarecrow win an award?Because he was the tallest scarecrowBecause he was outstanding in his field!Because he scared away all the birdsBecause he had a great sense of style30s
- Q4Why was the math book sad?Because it had too many problems!Because it was too heavyBecause it was outdatedBecause it was missing pages30s
- Q5Why did the bicycle fall over?Because it was too heavyBecause it was two-tired!Because the road was unevenBecause someone pushed it30s
- Q6Why did the tomato turn red?Because it was angryBecause of the sunlightBecause it was ripeBecause it saw the salad dressing!30s
- Q7What did one wall say to the other wall?I'll meet you at the corner!I need a fresh coat of paintWatch out for the paintThis room needs wallpaper30s
- Q8What does the idiom 'barking up the wrong tree' mean?Making loud noises when someone is asleepClimbing up a tree and barking at a squirrelLooking in the wrong place or accusing the wrong personPlanting a tree in the wrong spotListening to dogs barking in the distance30s
- Q9What does the idiom 'beating around the bush' mean?Finding a way around an obstacleBeing lost in the forestHitting someone out of frustrationAvoiding the main topic or delaying getting to the pointLiterally beating a bush30s
- Q10What does the idiom 'the ball is in your court' mean?It's now your turn to take action or make a decisionSomeone is playing a sport with a ballThe game is over and someone wonThe situation is unpredictableA ball is physically in someone's court30s
- Q11What does the idiom 'straight from the horse's mouth' mean?Getting information directly from a reliable sourceEating a meal prepared by a horseFinding something under a horse's saddleListening to a horse speakSeeing a horse's teeth30s