Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: I'd love to own an apartment in the center of Florence. You could MAKE A KILLING by renting it out to tourists!

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: Just looking at that chocolate cake MAKES MY MOUTH WATER!

it looks or smells so good it makes you salivate

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: Watching the news MAKES MY BLOOD BOIL. There are so many political scandals these days!

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: Which pair of shoes do you like better? I can't MAKE UP MY MIND about which ones to buy!

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: The store didn't have the type of flour we need for the cake. We will just have to MAKE DO with the kind we already have at home.

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: This dessert is excellent! May I ask? Did you buy it or MAKE IT FROM SCRATCH?

make without any ingredients prepared in advance

execute an original idea never done before

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: At the beginning of the pandemic, we tried to MAKE LIGHT OF the situation. But as time went on, it was harder to maintain this attitude.

to bring attention to or illuminate a problem

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: The controversial letter is MAKING WAVES throughout the community.

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: My teacher remembered it was my birthday today! It MADE MY DAY.

Choose the correct meaning for the idiom: Trying to follow the new COVID regulations MAKES MY HEAD SPIN. The rules continue to change, and I don't know what is happening anymore!

makes you extremely confused about something

causes you to think a lot about a topic or problem