Body Part Idioms Quiz

11 questions/12 slides

This quiz challenges your knowledge of English idioms linked to the different parts of the body. Explore the language and discover the meaning behind these familiar yet enigmatic phrases.

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QUESTIONS IN THIS QUIZ


What does the idiom 'keep someone at arm's length' mean?

  • To hug someone
  • To avoid getting too friendly
  • To stretch one's arm
  • To measure something

What does the idiom 'cost an arm and a leg' mean?

  • To lose body parts
  • To have a surgery
  • To be very expensive
  • To need physical effort

What does 'pull someone's leg' mean?

  • To drag someone
  • To win a race
  • To trip over someone
  • To make fun of someone

What does it mean to 'get a foot in the door'?

  • To buy new shoes
  • To finally get home after a long journey
  • To start in a new position or role at a low level
  • To kick something

When someone really enjoys sweet-tasting foods, they have a sweet ...

  • tooth
  • tongue
  • lips
  • taste

When you feel extreme embarrassment or disgust, you can say that it made your .... curl.

  • ears
  • eyes
  • toes
  • face

What does it mean when you 'turn a blind eye' to something?

  • You turn around
  • You become blind
  • You ignore something
  • You watch something closely

What does 'on the tip of one's tongue' mean?

  • To speak quickly
  • To taste something
  • To have a medical condition
  • To nearly remember something

What does it mean if you're 'all thumbs'?

  • You text a lot
  • You are clumsy
  • You are skillful
  • You have extra fingers

What does the idiom 'play it by ear' mean?

  • To listen carefully
  • To imitate someone
  • To decide how to act as you go along
  • To play a musical instrument without sheet music

What does the idiom 'bend over backwards' mean?

  • To physically bend in an unusual way
  • To resist changes
  • To try very hard to do something
  • To show a lack of respect
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Body Part Idioms Quiz