What does the idiom "A blessing in disguise" mean? a) A hidden curse
b) Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good
c) A poorly hidden secret
d) A literal blessing
If someone is "barking up the wrong tree," what are they doing? a) Making a lot of noise
b) Pursuing a misguided course of action
c) Training a dog
d) Planting a tree
What does "cut to the chase" mean? a) Start chasing someone
b) Get to the main point
c) Avoid a difficult situation
d) Take a shortcut
What does "spill the beans" mean? a) Make a mess
b) Reveal a secret
c) Cook food
d) Tell a lie
If something is "a piece of cake," it is: a) Delicious
b) Easy
c) Expensive
d) Unpleasant
To "let the cat out of the bag" means to: a) Release an animal
b) Reveal a secret
c) Cause a problem
d) Solve a mystery
When someone "burns the midnight oil," they are: a) Using a lot of energy
b) Working late into the night
c) Wasting resources
d) Enjoying themselves
"Under the weather" means: a) Feeling ill
b) Being outdoors
c) Affected by the climate
d) Feeling happy
To "pull someone's leg" means to: a) Help someone
b) Play a joke on someone
c) Trip someone
d) Support someone
"Kill two birds with one stone" means: a) Harm two people
b) Achieve two things with one action
c) Be very violent
d) Miss an opportunity