True or False: 1. “Strike a balance” means to find a compromise between two opposing ideas or actions. 2. “Devil’s advocate” refers to someone who takes a position or argues against a commonly held belief or opinion. 3. “Shoot yourself in the foot” means to unintentionally do something that causes harm or damage to oneself. 4. “Think outside the box” means to think creatively or unconventionally. 5. “By ear” means to do something without following a specific plan or set of instructions. 6. “Breathe down my neck” means to closely monitor or watch someone’s actions or progress. 7. “Call the shots” means to be in control or have the authority to make decisions. 8. “Can of worms” refers to a situation or issue that is complicated or difficult to deal with. 9. “Fair game” means that something or someone is open to criticism or attack. 10. “Hands down” means without a doubt or easily.

Multiple Choice: 11. What does the idiom “Build a better mousetrap” mean? a) To create a more efficient solution to a problem. b) To catch mice using a new trap design. c) To improve an existing product or idea. d) To invent a new type of mousetrap.

1. What does the idiom “Fight tooth and nail” mean? a) To engage in a physical fight. b) To argue aggressively or fiercely. c) To defend oneself using any means necessary. d) To protect one’s teeth from damage.

2. What does the idiom “Keep your cool” mean? a) To stay calm and composed. b) To maintain a low body temperature. c) To avoid getting angry or upset. d) To control one’s emotions in a difficult situation.

3. What does the idiom “Bide your time” mean? a) To wait patiently for the right moment to act. b) To waste time without doing anything productive. c) To delay or postpone a decision or action. d) To pass the time by engaging in a specific activity.