I have ____s in my stomach. (to be nervous or scared) (SNAKES / BUTTERFLIES)

Are you going to pull a ___ out of a hat and fix the problem? (to do something unexpected and surprising) (TURTLE / RABBIT)

Why are you silent? ____ got your tongue? (used when a person won't speak) (CAT / DOG)

I need to have my ___s in a row for my new job. (to be organised) (DUCKS / BEES)

The new boss thinks he's the _____'s knees! (to think you are very clever and important) (BEE / FLEA)

You're eating so much! You're making such a _____ of yourself. (to eat a lot of food) (COW / PIG)

Don't trust them, they're a ___ in sheep's clothing. (someone dangerous pretending to be kind and innocent) (WOLF / COW)

Don't believe Jack's lies. A ____ can't change its spots. (used to say a person will never change their character) (LEOPARD / TURTLE)

Martha is in the ____ house for forgetting her husband's birthday. (to be in trouble) (DOG / FISH)

A little _____ told me you're secret! (used when you are not going to say who told you something) (LION / BIRD)

I feel like a _____ out of water. (to be in a situation that you know nothing about or are not used to) (DOG / FISH)

Antonia is very timid, she wouldn't say boo to a _____. (used to describe someone who is very quiet and shy) (GOOSE / CHICKEN)

I've so many things to do. I'm running around like a headless _____! (trying to do a lot of things quickly without being calm) (FISH / CHICKEN)