Interesting English Food Idioms That You Didn't Know! Trivia Quiz
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This trivia quiz is made up of Interesting English Food Idioms That You Didn't Know! Idioms are words that are not meant to be taken at their face value and there is a fair share of idioms that have food elements to them. Do you know some of them and what they mean? The quiz below is perfect for seeing just how true that is.
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You are a good person, but your political ideas are half-baked. What's the meaning of 'half-baked'?- A.
Boring
- B.
Carefully considered
- C.
Very relevant
- D.
Not well considered
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If we butter her up, she may give us some money. What's the meaning of 'butter (someone) up'?- A.
To take somebody to a very fancy restaurant
- B.
To say nice things to somebody so that they will help you
- C.
To give somebody a piece of bread and butter
- D.
To invite somebody to have breakfast with you
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That interview was a piece of cake.What's the meaning of 'piece of cake'?- A.
Something very easy.
- B.
Something delicious
- C.
Something very difficult
- D.
Something tiring
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It´s a nice article. It'll certainly give you food for thought. What's the meaning of 'food for thought'?- A.
Something that makes you laugh
- B.
Something serious to think about
- C.
Something that makes you hungry
- D.
Something that makes you cry
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We need to meet to chew the fat.What's the meaning of 'chew the fat'?- A.
To have a serious talk with somebody because they ate your food
- B.
To go to a steak house and eat as much fat as you can
- C.
To eat very slowly so that you don't put on weight
- D.
To have a long friendly talk to somebody about something
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