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Idioms with Colours Test (Intermediate Level)
Test your knowledge and find out how well you know English idioms with colours. Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence.
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She was _ with envy when she saw my new car.
He saw _ when he found out someone had scratched his car.
I only see my college friends once in a _ moon.
He's the _ sheep of the family because he chose a different career path.
I told her a _ lie about her cooking to avoid hurting her feelings.
We couldn't start the project because of all the _ tape.
The thief was caught _-handed trying to break into the house.
He called me out of the _ after five years.
We finally got the _ light to launch the new product.
After a tough year, the company is finally in the_.
Our account has been in the _ since we paid for the renovations.
It's only my parents who are coming to dinner tonight, not the Queen of England! There's no need to roll out the _____ carpet.
We decided to paint the town _ to celebrate her promotion.
She gave me a _ look when I made the joke.
Her garden is beautiful; she really has _ fingers.
The boys in _ arrived quickly to handle the situation.
The abandoned stadium has become a _ elephant.
Stay away from her today; she's in a _ mood.
This singer's new album is _-hot right now.
Most of the people in my town are _____-collar workers. There are very few people working in factories.
0–4 points: Beginner level.
You’re just starting to learn idioms. Focus on studying the most common ones and practice incorporating them into your vocabulary.
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5–9 points: Needs more practice.
Your understanding of idioms is limited. Spend time reviewing their meanings and usage to build confidence.
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10–14 points: Good, but needs improvement.
You understand some idioms, but there are gaps. Review the idioms and practice using them in context to improve.
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You have a solid grasp of idioms and can recognize their meanings. With a bit more practice, you'll master them.
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You have an exceptional understanding of idioms. Your knowledge is strong, and you can confidently use these expressions in daily conversation or writing.
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