Wheater Idioms
Answer the following qustions that're all about weather idioms in English. You can check the answers inside the boxes. Good luck!
- When you know that something is about to go horribly wrong, but hasn't just yet, then you are in:
- Right as rain
- Rainy day
- Quiet before the Storm
- Storm in a teacup
- Only one of the following idioms is really about the weather. Which one?
- under a cloud
- every cloud has a silver lining
- Face like thunder
- it's raining cats and dogs
- 'The class room was in mess; the teacher suspected John as the culprit as none would like to be responsible for it. In this case, John can be described that he is:
- under the weather
- under a cloud
- a storm in a teacup
- under the sun shines
- If a problem becomes far greater than it really is, it can be described as:
- a great thunder
- a storm in a teacup
- twisting in the wind
- a storm in the sun
- ' John has defied his promise to return the money he borrowed from Shanty; it makes her very angry with him. Shanty can be described as though she has:
- nose like sun
- mouth like storm
- fingers like star
- face like thunder
- When I'm in trouble, my friend gives me advice that it is always possible to get something positive out of a situation, no matter how unpleasant, difficult or even painful it might seem. What is the right idiom to express my friend's advice?
- every rose has its thorn
- When it rains, it pours
- every cloud has a silver lining
- Sail close to the wind
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