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Idiom Questions - All Grades

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Grade 8 Idiom
Hit the deck is an example of?
  1. alliteration
  2. hyperbole
  3. idiom
  4. personification
Grade 10 Idiom CCSS: CCRA.L.5, L.9-10.5
The idiom "you have a chip on your shoulder" means:
  1. you are holding a grudge
  2. you are a sloppy eater
  3. your shirt has a hole in the shoulder
  4. you are a mean person
Grade 6 Idiom
What does mountain out of a molehill mean?
  1. To turn a molehill into a mountain
  2. To accomplish a difficult task very quickly
  3. To capture a mole
  4. To exaggerate or make something out to be more than what it is
Grade 5 Idiom
Peter is very thin. Peter is as skinny as
  1. a bean pole
  2. an ancient oak tree
  3. a sleeping bulldog
  4. a tall sailboat
Grade 6 Idiom CCSS: CCRA.R.4, RL.6.4

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What does out the door mean in this passage?
  1. To be kicked off the team
  2. To leave one's house
  3. To enter one's house
  4. To throw something
Grade 5 Idiom
The wood was easy to cut. Mary's saw cut through the book like
  1. rain pounding on a tin roof
  2. a sharp scissors cutting a tin can
  3. diamonds on a necklace
  4. a hot knife through butter
Grade 5 Idiom CCSS: CCRA.L.5, L.5.5a, L.5.5b
"That was a piece of cake," is an example of:
  1. idiom
  2. simile
  3. personification
  4. onomatopoeia
Grade 6 Idiom
What is the meaning of in over my head?
  1. afraid to make a commitment
  2. in a too difficult situation
  3. of a similar kind of activity
  4. excited about an opportunity
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