In this quiz, you'll be testing your knowledge of common English idioms related to the weather. Do you know them all? Take the test and find out!
If it is raining heavily…
A lot of unnecessary anger and worry about a matter that is not important is ...
When you say there is ‘something in the wind,’ you mean…
To storm off is…
When you ‘keep someone on ice,’ you…
When you want to say that bad things sometimes happen, you can say…
When you want to say 'No matter what happens', you can say…
A fair-weather friend is ...
When many bad things are happening all at once, we say that…
When you ignore the risks and behave in an irresponsible way that may cause trouble or problems, you ...
When something grows quickly in size or importance, it ...
When you refuse an offer politely, but imply that you can take it up later, you ...
When something is easy, it is ...
When you hear a piece of information that someone else was trying to keep secret, you…
'To make hay while the sun shines’ means that…
When you move quickly, you…
If you think the sun rises and sets on someone, you believe ...
A person who has snow on the roof ...
If you’re having your 'moment in the sun,' it means that ...
A quiet or peaceful time before a period during which bad things happen ...
If you want to describe someone being overly-optimistic about a situation or to have unrealistic ideas about something, you can say he ...
If you do what someone else was going to do and receive all the praise for it; or take the attention away from someone else, you ...
When you are extremely happy, you are ...
When a person is feeling completely well or healthy, typically after an illness or minor accident, they are ...
Very fast is ...
