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    Idiom Worksheet 2

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    The document is an idiom worksheet that provides 15 common idioms and asks the student to determine the meaning of each idiom. For each idiom, the student must write the meaning in the space provided below the idiom. The idioms cover a range of common expressions including "let the cat out of the bag", "biting off more than you can chew", "jump the gun", "making a mountain out of a molehill", and others. The student is tasked with understanding the figurative meaning of each idiom.

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    Idiom Worksheet 2

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    The document is an idiom worksheet that provides 15 common idioms and asks the student to determine the meaning of each idiom. For each idiom, the student must write the meaning in the space provided below the idiom. The idioms cover a range of common expressions including "let the cat out of the bag", "biting off more than you can chew", "jump the gun", "making a mountain out of a molehill", and others. The student is tasked with understanding the figurative meaning of each idiom.

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    The document is an idiom worksheet that provides 15 common idioms and asks the student to determine the meaning of each idiom. For each idiom, the student must write the meaning in the space provided below the idiom. The idioms cover a range of common expressions including "let the cat out of the bag", "biting off more than you can chew", "jump the gun", "making a mountain out of a molehill", and others. The student is tasked with understanding the figurative meaning of each idiom.

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    Idiom Worksheet 2

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    Liza Arniaty
    The document is an idiom worksheet that provides 15 common idioms and asks the student to determine the meaning of each idiom. For each idiom, the student must write the meaning in the space provided below the idiom. The idioms cover a range of common expressions including "let the cat out of the bag", "biting off more than you can chew", "jump the gun", "making a mountain out of a molehill", and others. The student is tasked with understanding the figurative meaning of each idiom.

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    Name: _______________________________

    Idioms 2
    Directions: Read each idiom and determine the meaning.
    Idiom: A common expression understood figuratively, as the literal definition makes no sense.
    1. We tried to give Tommy a surprise party for his birthday, but you let the cat out of the bag.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    2. Kevin accepted the job even though he was still in school, but his mom thought he might be biting
    off more than he could chew.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    3. I didnt want to jump the gun, so I decided to wait until the second date to try and hold her hand.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    4. Derek hated how much his mom nagged him about homework. He didnt really see why it mattered
    and he thought that his mom was making a mountain out of a molehill.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    5. Alice was feeling a little under the weather, so she asked her mom if she could stay home today.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    6. Tammy wanted to yell at John for leaving the toilet seat up again, but after their last fight she
    decided to let sleeping dogs lie.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    7. Jude was on pins and needles waiting for the results of the test.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________

    8. I like Chris. Hes a cool guy.


    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    9. Craig and I fought over a girl in the fourth grade, but thats water under the bridge now.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    10. Jeffrey was a fast learner, so he knew that the history test would be a piece of cake.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    11. I told Tom to stop telling Kim all of his feelings, but he always did wear his heart on his sleeve.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    12. Every player is important on a football team, but a good quarter back is worth his weight in gold.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    13. Kylies mother wanted her to play the piano but, as much as Kylie wanted to make her mother
    happy, playing the piano was just not her cup of tea.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    14. I dont mean to toot my own horn, but Im the fastest kid on my block and the smartest too.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    15. Look, you know that shes never liked you, so take her criticism with a grain of salt.
    What is the meaning of this idiom? ______________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________

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