If someone says, “Zip your lip,” what does that mean?
Smile bigger
Be quiet
Fix your jacket
If your teacher says, “You’re on thin ice,” what does that mean?
It is cold outside
Be careful, you’re close to getting in trouble
Go skating
If someone says, “It’s raining cats and dogs,” what do they mean?
. It is raining very hard
Cats and dogs are playing outside
Animals are falling from the sky
If your friend says, “I’m feeling under the weather,” what do they mean?
They love rain
They feel sick
They are outside
If your teacher says, “Hold your horses,” what does that mean?
Feed the horses
Stop and wait
Ride a horse
If someone says, “Piece of cake,” what does that mean?
Something very easy
A birthday party
A dessert
If someone says, “You hit the nail on the head,” what does that mean?
You built something
You used a hammer
You got the answer exactly right
If your teacher says, “Keep an eye on your little brother,” what does that mean?
Give him your eye
Draw a picture of him
Watch him carefully
If your coach says, “Get the ball rolling,” what does that mean?
Play soccer
Kick the ball harder
Start something
If your friend says, “I have butterflies in my stomach,” what do they mean?
They feel nervous
They ate insects
They are hungry
If someone says, “Break a leg!” before a performance, what do they mean?
Run fast
Get hurt
Good luck
If someone says, “Let the cat out of the bag,” what does that mean?
Open the pet carrier
Tell a secret by accident
Feed the cat
If your mom says, “Spill the beans,” what does she mean?
Drop food
Clean the kitchen
Tell the secret
If your dad says, “That costs an arm and a leg,” what does he mean?
You need to exercise
It hurts a lot
It is very expensive