V. Module 6- lesson 1

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Answer the following 10 questions. Choose the correct option, fill in the blanks, or match idioms with their meanings.

1. Break the ice means:

a) To destroy ice

b) To start a conversation

c) To make someone angry

d) To travel in winter

Clear selection

2. Which idiom means “very expensive”?

a) A piece of cake

b) Cost an arm and a leg

c) Under the weather

d) Burn the midnight oil

Clear selection

3. Fill in the blank:
Preparing for IELTS is not always easy; it’s not a __________.

4. Match the idiom with its meaning:

a) Stay up late working

b) Worry about something you can’t change

c) Be exactly right

Hit the nail on the head

Cry over spilled milk

Burn the midnight oil

Clear selection

5. Which idiom would be more suitable in IELTS Writing Task 2?

a) Hang out with friends

b) The crux of the matter

c) Chill out

d) Hit the sack

Clear selection

6. “She was feeling __________, so she stayed home from class.”

a) under the weather

b) over the moon

c) cut corners

d) the ball is in your court

Clear selection

7. Idioms should always be used as much as possible in IELTS to impress examiners.

8. Choose the idiom that means “to stop working for the day”:

a) Call it a day

b) Jump on the bandwagon

c) Steal someone’s thunder

d) Once in a blue moon

Clear selection

9. Write one idiom that can describe a situation in Somalia (e.g., business, education, or family life).

10. Why should idioms be used carefully in IELTS Speaking and Writing?

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