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To 'bite off more than you can chew' means to take on a task that is way too _____
small
big
easy
purple
Harper has a _____ and always heads straight for the dessert table at parties.
sour tongue
sweet tooth
bitter lip
salty finger
If something is 'not your cup of tea' it means you do not _____ it.
drink
buy
like
cook
Misha was left with _____ all over her face after her plan failed publicly.
flour
butter
sugar
egg
The idiom 'bread and butter' refers to someone's main source of _____
dairy
laughter
income
fiber
Draco realized the project was a _____ because it was so simple to complete.
bag of chips
bowl of soup
piece of cake
slice of bread
To 'spill the beans' means to reveal a _____
recipe
vegetable
garden
secret
Wesley was warned not to put all his _____ in one basket.
eggs
dreams
shoes
apples
The phrase '_____ in the sky' refers to an unrealistic or unlikely plan.
bird
pie
plane
cloud
Murray had to eat _____ and admit he was wrong about the game's score.
apple tart
chocolate cake
spicy tacos
humble pie
'Too many cooks spoil the _____' means too many people working on one thing can ruin it.
oven
broth
kitchen
salad
For Ethan, reading that philosophy book provided a lot of _____.
food for thought
drink for thought
water for mind
snacks for brain
You can't have your _____ and eat it too.
cake
lunch
dinner
salad
Lina likes jazz but it is simply not _____ cup of tea.
a giant
Julia's
a broken
the kitchen
One man's meat is another man's _____
drink
dessert
vegetable
poison
The proof of the _____ is in the eating.
pudding
pizza
chicken
steak
