3. Collocations • Level 2

Weather Idioms

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Weather Idioms

Under the weather

  • Meaning: Feeling sick/ill.

Raining cats and dogs

  • Meaning: Raining very heavily.

Every cloud has a silver lining

  • Meaning: There is something good in every bad situation.

Break the ice

  • Meaning: Start a conversation in a stiff situation.

📋 Practice Questions

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1. I feel under the _____.
  • Aweather
  • Brain
  • Ccloud
  • Dsun
2. It's raining cats and _____.
  • Adogs
  • Bcows
  • Cbirds
  • Dmice
3. Don't rain on my _____.
  • Aparade
  • Bparty
  • Cpicnic
  • Dday
4. Every cloud has a silver _____.
  • Alining
  • Bedge
  • Cside
  • Dstrip
5. Break the _____.
  • Aice
  • Bsnow
  • Cwind
  • Drain
6. Save it for a _____ day.
  • Arainy
  • Bsunny
  • Ccloudy
  • Dwindy
7. Storm in a _____.
  • Ateacup
  • Bglass
  • Cmug
  • Dbowl
8. Take a rain _____.
  • Acheck
  • Bticket
  • Cpass
  • Dnote
9. Head in the _____.
  • Aclouds
  • Bsky
  • Cair
  • Dsun
10. Steal my _____.
  • Athunder
  • Blightning
  • Crain
  • Dwind

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