Idioms Quiz: Health 1
1. a new lease of life - After winning her battle with cancer, Misha had a new lease of life. She was going to: a) live her life to the full b) worry about her changing life c) change the way she made a living
2. a pain in the neck - Mark's being a pain in the neck this morning, so: a) I'll try to avoid him b) I'll help him with his work c) I'll give him a massage
3. a shot in the arm - After a terrible start, the team was ready to quit. But after getting a shot in the arm from their coach's half-time team talk, they: a) felt better about losing b) came back and won the game c) were even worse than before
4. do you the world of good - If there's one thing that always does me the world of good it's: a) going to the hospital b) losing money on the stock exchange c) playing with my grandchildren
5. fresh as a daisy - My grandma said, "I might be ninety years old, but I still feel as fresh as a daisy." She: a) feels much younger b) looks much older c) sounds much wiser
6. ill at ease - Marcus says that he always feels ill at ease when he's: a) listening to the radio b) playing with his cats c) on a first date with a girl
7. junk food - Parents who feed their children junk food risk turning them into: a) healthy, happy, active kids b) overweight, unhealthy, unhappy kids c) well-balanced and well-fed kids
8. just what the doctor ordered - Monica smiled and said, "That was just what the doctor ordered," after I had: a) given her some medicine b) massaged her shoulders c) broken her best Chinese vase
9. kick the habit - If a cigarette smoker says they want to kick the habit, it means they want to: a) stop smoking cigarettes b) smoke better cigarettes c) spread the habit to others
10. on your last legs | on its last legs - My dog Molly is on her last legs. She: a) won't live much longer b) is no longer on her first legs c) won't be able to use her legs much longer