Intermediate to Advanced English Idioms Quiz for English (ESL) Learners 

Which of these idioms means to endure an unavoidable and unpleasant situation?

Which idiom means to give up or admit defeat?

Which idiom means it is up to you to make the next decision or take action?

Which idiom means to view something with scepticism or not to take it literally?

Which idiom means to aim for something difficult to achieve? 

Which idiom means to do things in the wrong order?

Which of these idioms means to make a great effort to achieve something?

Which idiom means to ignore a problem because trying to deal with it could cause an even more difficult situation?

Which idiom means to start doing something because it is fashionable or trendy?

What idiom do we use to describe someone starting a task or activity with a lot of energy or enthusiasm?

Which idiom can we use when someone does something in an easy, cheap, and low-quality way? For example, if your friend tried to build a house themselves but only bought cheap and poorly made bricks and wood.

Which idiom means to work late into the night?

Which idiom could you use when you buy something very expensive?