Interesting English Food Idioms That You Didn't Know! Trivia Quiz
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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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