Food idioms (test 1)

It's a very confidential document, so please don't ________ about it to your colleagues.

1. let the peas out
2. open the soda can
3. pour the sauce
4. spill the beans

Sorry, but your husband is such a ________. All he does is watch TV. He never even helps you with housework.

1. couch cucumber
2. couch lettuce
3. couch potato
4. couch pumpkin

Susan told me that our boss will get fired next week. – Oh well, you know Susan. She very often makes things up. I would take it with a ________.

1. bit of preserve
2. drop of tea
3. pinch of salt
4. squeeze of lemon

Oh my, our neighbour has gotten quite fat, don't you think? – What? No, she has ________.

1. a bun in the oven
2. a cherry in the box
3. a melon in the fridge
4. an apple in the orchard

No, I'm not going to help. I'm sure you can handle. I have ________ anyway.

1. a better cherry to eat
2. bigger fish to fry
3. longer spaghetti to cook
4. more butter to spread

What if I jumped off the roof? – Are you ________?

1. a cucumber
2. a seed
3. a stone
4. nuts

I have just finished painting the bedroom walls. It was ________ really.

1. a cut of beef
2. a drop of milk
3. a piece of cake
4. a slice of lemon

My brother and I are like ________. We're so different. We're complete opposites.

1. apples and oranges
2. carrots and sticks
3. chalk and cheese
4. soup and soap

Watching comedies is not really ________. I prefer horror movies and thrillers.

1. my cup of coffee
2. my cup of tea
3. my glass of juice
4. my glass of lemonade

The lyrics of that song are incredibly ________. The tune is good though.

1. cheesy
2. juicy
3. milky
4. winy