Comparative Idioms Quiz

Exercise, IDIOMS

Comparative Idioms Quiz

Unlock the Power of Similes: Mastering Comparative Idioms for Fluent Expression!

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What does the idiom “As sweet as honey” mean?

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What does the idiom “As brave as a lion” mean?

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What does the idiom “As white as a ghost” mean?

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What does the idiom “As cunning as a fox” mean?

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What does the idiom “As sharp as a tack” mean?

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What does the idiom “As wise as an owl” mean?

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What does the idiom “As tough as nails” mean?

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What does the idiom “As stubborn as a mule” mean?

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What does the idiom “As quick as a flash” mean?

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What does the idiom “As fit as a fiddle” mean?

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What does the idiom “As slow as molasses” mean?

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What does the idiom “As strong as an ox” mean?

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What does the idiom “As blind as a bat” mean?

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What does the idiom “As light as a feather” mean?

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What does the idiom “As easy as pie” mean?

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What does the idiom “As cool as a cucumber” mean?

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What does the idiom “As good as gold” mean?

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What does the idiom “As busy as a bee” mean?

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What does the idiom “As old as the hills” mean?

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What does the idiom “As free as a bird” mean?

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Comparative Idioms Quiz

What is Idiomatic Comparison?

Idiomatic Comparison is a type of expression in English where two things are compared using familiar or figurative phrases. These comparisons are not meant to be taken literally but are used to create a strong image or feeling. They’re often used to make language more vivid, expressive, or relatable.

Examples:

  1. As busy as a bee
    (Meaning: Very busy and active)
    She’s as busy as a bee getting everything ready for the wedding.
  2. As light as a feather
    (Meaning: Very light in weight)
    This new phone is as light as a feather!


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