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The Idiom Quiz

Are you the king or queen of idioms? Well, we've got a challenging English quiz for you today, where we ask you to complete idioms of the English language, as well as ask you some questions about others. Are you ready for a linguistic challenge?

12 Qs

English

Complete the 12 Idioms

Idioms make our language more interesting and more colorful while helping to put a visual image on all kinds of hard-to-explain situations, feelings and ideals. How well do you know your idioms? Do you remember enough of them to be able to meet our challenge?

12 Qs

English

Can We Test Your Idioms?

We know your English is pretty good, but are your IDIOMS? We often think we know what all idioms used in popular language mean, but they may surprise you! Let's see how many you know... Then he is...

14 Qs

Grammar

How's Your English Grammar?

Trope Idiom Similie Noun What is a word or a group of words that is self-contradicting called? Oxymoron Synecdoche Antithesis Litotes In grammar, what is the name of a word that adds meaning to the basic meaning of the main verb?

14 Qs

English

You'll Need Both Grammar and Vocabulary For This Quiz!

While you didn't quite manage to get all of the answers right, you did well enough to prove that you've got an above-average command of the English language, especially when it comes to common idioms and sayings.

12 Qs

Grammar

Vocabulary Test: Can You Match Meaning to Word?

Metaphor Simile Idiom Analogy Definition: The substitution of the name of an attribute or adjunct for that of the thing meant, for example, "suit" for "business executive" or "the track" for "horse racing." Metonymy Synecdoche Alliteration Personification Try again... Oops!

12 Qs

English

Another Epic English Test

Each question is designed to test your grasp of the intricacies of the English language, from tricky verb tenses and idioms to complex word meanings and usage.

15 Qs

English

Phrases Are Everywhere, But How Many Do You Know?

This is another traditional idiom: no one knows its actual origin. However, the meaning is quite clear. Since smoke indicated fire, rumors are said to indicate truth. However, this doesn't seem a very fair phrase to use, as rumors are often quite wrong.

12 Qs

English