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School Idioms Context Clues

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    Idioms with context clues with multiple choice answers
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  • Mallory visits the library often. Everyone says she's a real "bookworm".
    Someone who hates books
    Someone who reads in the dark
    Someone who loves to read
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  • The science test was the next day, so Michael decided he should "crack a book".
    To break a book's spine
    To damage a book
    To open a book to study
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  • On the field trip, Mrs. Williams had to "count noses" over and over to make sure no one was lost.
    To use a lot of kleenex
    To count how many people there are
    To do your best in math
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  • Before practicing the class play, Mr. Perez told us that we needed to learn our lines "by heart".
    To dream about your learning.
    To memorize something
    To study the human heart.
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  • Keisha wanted to do well on the spelling test. She knew that if she "passed with flying colors", she might make the spelling bee team.
    To know the names of many colors
    To pass the pilot's exam
    To get a high test score
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  • Anthony was too tired to go to school. He decided to pretend he was sick, so he could "play hooky".
    To play a new game
    To skip school
    To go fishing
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  • Kasey studied each day but never was able to get top scores. Her parents were still proud and told her she got an "A for effort".
    Someone who may not get the best grades but tries really har
    Someone who is lazy
    A straight "A" student
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  • James was worried about the science text. He knew he would have to "hit the books" to do well.
    To visit the library
    To be angry
    To study hard
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  • When Ms. Chandra asked Jordan a tough question, he sat quietly. It was like he "drew a blank".
    To fail to remember.
    To draw using a white crayon
    To remember everything clearly
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  • After practicing long division for a few weeks, Mia said that it was as "easy as ABC!"
    Something you need to study
    Something very easy
    Something very challenging
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  • Sophie likes to read on a Kindle, but her brother is "old school" and prefers books you can hold.
    Someone who likes old things better than new things
    An older student
    A school from long ago
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  • When my class couldn't agree on a class pet, Miss Goh said we'd decide by using "a show of hands".
    To raise your hand to vote.
    To see if your hands are clean.
    To do sign language
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  • After Kyle painted a dinosaur picture, a few classmates decided to "copycat" his idea.
    An original thought or act.
    Twin cats
    To do the same as another person does.
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  • Even Mr. Russell warned the class that hamsters can bite, Rachel put her finger in the cage. She had "to learn the hard way".
    To learn from an online course
    To learn from a bad experience
    To learn from a book
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  • Our class wasn't sure which kind of carnival book to create. We decided to "brainstorm" together.
    To have a headache due to a storm
    To be confused
    To think of lots of ideas
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  • When my class started to chat, Mrs. Brents told us to pay attention since time was short, but we still had "to cover a lot of ground".
    To run all over the playground
    To go over new material or learn things
    To hide what you know
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