English Idioms Quiz | CAN YOU SCORE 30/30? | 97% CANNOT!

Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @englishtestsandlogic
Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoff...
CAN YOU SCORE 30/30 ON THIS ENGLISH IDIOMATIC QUIZ?
An idiom is an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements.
Meaning: “On cloud nine’’ To be extremely happy.
Example: “After winning the lottery, he was on cloud nine for weeks, unable to contain his excitement and joy.”
#idioms
#idiomsquiz
#idiomsandphrases
#proverbs
#proverbsquiz
#idiomaticquiz
#englishquiz
#englishquizzes
#englishtestsandquizzes
#englishtests
#englishgrammar
#englishspellings
If you like this video, be sure to share it with your friends and also subscribe to our channel.
English Tests and Logical Reasoning. Improve your English. Learn to speak English fluently. English learning tips. Grammar tests and quizzes.
Morning quizzes, Daily grammar tests, Daily quizzes, Daily tests. Tenses
Test. Grammar Tense Quiz. English proficiency tests. 10 English Quiz. The correct form of verb test. Verb Quiz. Grammar Challenge. Grammar quizzes. English tests and quizzes. Grammar tests and quizzes. General answers. General quizzes. Tenses practice exercises. Tenses MCQ. Multiple-choice test. MCQ English language. English proficiency tests. Grammar Q and A with answers. English For Free, Grammar tests, and quizzes. prepositions in English grammar. English proverb quiz

[@algobarnes2177]

17/20 but "he got paid under the table" for #2 and a "once in in a lifetime chance".

[@samschaeffer8236]

Shouldn't #21 be "Off the beaten PATH, not "Off the beaten TRACK.?

[@michaelwidmeier9456]

Only one I got wrong.

[@curtandrews2935]

21 should have been off the beaten path.

[@rogert5854]

Yes, I agree

[@kerenstone5811]

Track, a track is very different from a path, at least where I come from.

[@melanievlesseux5416]

What about doing something under thé table?

[@DoloresGenaille]

These are fun but soetimes there is more than one right answer.

[@moimeme6533]

"beaten path" is far more prevalent than "beaten track" imo.

[@JV-ow5kg]

Hello There. Thanks for the interesting quiz, enjoyed it. 27/30. One quistion I answered to quick and did not think it through properly. So I would have had 28. I have never heard of 25. Your quizzes are always educational. Thanks again. Keep Well.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@JV, thanks for your kind words and for taking the quiz! Great job on scoring 27/30-so close to a perfect score! It’s always nice to hear that the quizzes are educational. Don’t worry about question 25; sometimes, those tricky ones catch us off guard! Glad you enjoyed it, and I appreciate your feedback. Take care and stay well! ❤👍

[@JV-ow5kg]

Thank You for your reply. I really appreciate it. I am always lookung forward to your quizzes. Keep Well and have a wonderful peaceful festive season.

[@nixm9093]

25 is wrong. One would "Go for a razzle" or "Go out on the town", no such thing as going out on a razzle. Lucky guess gave me 30/30 😊

[@lynettenasseri753]

Enjoyable. More uplifting music would be nice.

[@rfloyd8157]

This quiz has many ambitious answers to well used idioms ONCE IN A LIFETIME is more acceptable than once in a blue moon in my opinion. Just to name one example.

[@leecowell8165]

I agree. Either one could have been correct I've heard both. A few others I didn't know because I don't run in those circles. I have a short term memory like a sieve but my long term is like an elephant! And my spouse had absolutely no recognition of name to face. She could not associate either one for shit whereby I have a phenomenal memory in this regard. Yep if I met you face to face and caught your name I only needed to do that once and 30 years later I'd still make the connection.

[@LindaGray-o7j]

I view both answers equally correct also 👍👍👍

[@JeanneD-p9q]

I said off top of my head "Once in a blue moon" Both good answers I agree ..

[@LindaGray-o7j]

Quite an easy quiz this time. Running out of idioms hunni ??? 😃

[@1812nico]

30/30. But this is nothing to brag about. I've learnt most of them from your earlier quizzes. Thanks for the fun!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Nic Grobler, congratulations on scoring 30/30. That's impressive! It’s great to hear you’ve been following along and learning from the quizzes. That’s exactly what they’re for-fun and learning combined! Thanks for being such an enthusiastic participant! 💯❤👍

[@MrBig1946]

These have been around for a long, long time. Some even have new second meanings that were included as a choice, but were “wrong”. For instance, Once in a “Blue Moon” can easily be “lifetime”. It’s a Once in a “Lifetime” opportunity for fame, fortune, whatever.

[@JeanneD-p9q]

26 right .. thanks

[@donaldleroy6502]

Hello again, I'd like to know where you are based, that is, America or the UK? Why I ask is because I've NEVER heard out on the razzle before. Also, off the beaten path is the way I've always heard it, therefore I will give myself a passing grade. Overall I only missed two questions 😮

[@ramonaludwig6390]

29/30. I like idioms but they can differ geographically.

[@jimkreider9997]

34 or 4 could be 1 of 2 answers. and of them I've never heard of

[@marienaidoo1782]

29 correct

[@michaellambe6847]

30 right

[@kve1247]

Never heard of #23 or #30🤔…28/30😊

[@LollieL108]

Got three wrong. Not bad for a 73 year old😊

[@fasted333]

Very easy 30 for 30 but 1 could be path too

[@Mrs.Darcy1000]

28/30. Ciao.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Patrizia! Thanks for participating! Ciao. ❤️😊👍

[@haroldcoffin2976]

21 is path

[@NoQuarterIsHere]

25/30

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job! 😊👍

[@NoQuarterIsHere]

@ ty

[@williamhemmings2879]

It was fun but I got two wrong. Are these American or British idioms. As a Canadian having British parents and I’ve also lived in the US there were two questions that got me so confused I jumped out the front window. Luckily I live on the first floor.

[@edwardsolesky6047]

Number 21 should be off.The beaten track

[@leecowell8165]

The older you are the better you're gonna score on things like this. Why? Another idiom prevails.. Been beyond the BLOCK. Not my first RODEO. I've not heard #25 or #30 but probably because I'm not into partying or late night gallivanting around.

[@tomasofaolain3117]

Improvement 29

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job! ❤️👍

[@chrisem79]

RAZZLE?? FLIT?? (-2)

[@louisfitch7349]

Can you be had

[@donaldleroy6502]

Hello again, I'd like to know where you are based, that is, America or the UK? Why I ask is because I've NEVER heard out on the razzle before. Also, off the beaten path is the way I've always heard it, therefore I will give myself a passing grade. Overall I only missed two questions 😮

[@arby163]

30/30

[@rubymathew2291]

27/30

[@donaespinoza5902]

28/39

[@anitawright7169]

30/30

[@richsweeney8654]

28/30