Scenery Idioms Quiz

John told Deb that she was making a ________ out of a molehill when she brought up the flirting with Penny.

1. cliff
2. ditch
3. hole
4. mountain

Let's not beat about the ________ and get straight to the point.

1. bush
2. patch
3. tree
4. wood

Things are looking better, but we aren't out of the ________ yet.

1. hills
2. lake
3. water
4. woods

What I found out that morning was just the tip of ________.

1. a glacier
2. an iceberg
3. an icecube
4. an icicle

You may dislike your schoolmates now, but somewhere down the ________ you may get to know them better and become friends.

1. hill
2. river
3. road
4. slope

Many women feel over the ________ at thirty.

1. hedge
2. hill
3. lake
4. valley

Give me a call when you're in my neck of the ________. We can do something.

1. fields
2. land
3. shore
4. woods

The person I trusted the most sold me down the ________.

1. hill
2. mountain
3. river
4. stream

He's going through a rough patch. I guess a change of ________ would be good for him.

1. countryside
2. landscape
3. nature
4. scenery

His drug problem started two years ago and he's been on a slippery ________ ever since.

1. hill
2. ice
3. road
4. slope

First we went to all the major sights and then a few that were a bit off the beaten ________.

1. line
2. path
3. road
4. route

I'm not upset about the break-up anymore. I'm ready to move on. There are plenty more fish in the ________.

1. lake
2. ocean
3. pond
4. sea

You may feel like your marriage is on the ________ right now, but are you sure divorce is the best option?

1. beach
2. cliffs
3. rocks
4. sand

He wishes he had played the ________ a little before settling down with Liz.

1. court
2. field
3. lawn
4. plain

You're such a loser. – Bite me! Go jump in the ________ or something.

1. lake
2. pond
3. rain
4. sea

She's a big fish in a little ________ when it comes to English. She's at a much higher level than the other kids in her class.

1. pond
2. puddle
3. river
4. sea