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Clothing Idioms (1)

Clothing Idioms (1)

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Q1

That little boy has ants in his pants.

a

washed his clothes

b

plays in the dirt

c

cannot sit still

Q2

My teacher told me to buckle down this term.

a

wear a seatbelt

b

put a lot of effort into

c

sit down

Q3

Bruce's last comment hit below the belt.

a

was unfair and cowardly

b

was unfashionable

c

was cheerful and fair

Q4

At the meeting on Friday, the assistant manager made a silly, off-the-cuff comment.

a

angry and hurtful

b

intelligent and well thought out

c

unprepared and spontaneous

Q5

I think her new boyfriend is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

a

a person who wears animal skins

b

pretending to be nice but is really dangerous

c

pretending to be dangerous

Q6

Bill's wife is mutton dressed as lamb.

a

dresses too young for her age

b

dresses too old for her age

c

dresses in a very casual manner

Q7

Aurora was dressed to kill this weekend.

a

wore her worst clothes

b

wore out-of-date clothes

c

wore her best clothes

Q8

This information is very important. Keep it under your hat.

a

Don't tell anyone

b

Tell everyone

c

Write it down and put it into a hat

Q9

Many people don't want their dirty linen aired in public.

a

to have their dirty clothes drying on a clothes line

b

to have their private affairs talked about in public

c

to speak in public

Q10

Sierra's dress fits her like a glove.

a

fits her very well

b

is too big

c

is too short

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