RestartLet's start off with an easy one. Complete this proverb: The early ___ catches the worm.
Terrific! đĨŗ
That was incorrect.
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RestartComplete this proverb: Beauty is only ___ deep.
Good work!
Uh-oh. That was incorrect. đ
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RestartFinish the popular expression: "You can't make a(n) ___ without breaking an egg."
Sweet!
That was incorrect.
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RestartIf people consider you to be a good, honorable person, then they might refer to you as the "salt of the ___".
RestartA son who is like his father, can be said to be a chip off the old ___.
You're doing great!
Doh! đ¤Ŧ
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RestartHere's an old one: "I don't ___ my cabbage twice." How would you fill in this phrase?
Super!
I'm afraid that wasn't it. đ
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RestartComplete this proverb: Take it with a grain of ___.
Nice going!
Nope, sorry. đĸ
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RestartComplete this proverb: Back ___ square one.
That's great!
That was incorrect.
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RestartThis interesting phrase dates back to the 1950s. Pick out the final word in the saying, "More bang for your ___".
Stunning!
I'm afraid that wasn't it. đ
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RestartComplete this proverb: Keep your hands ___.
You're doing great!
That was incorrect.
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RestartYou're at the halfway point! Something that is very common is said to be ___ a dozen.
Good work!
Nope, sorry. đĸ
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RestartWhat words are missing from the expression "Don't ___ the ___ unless you can walk the walk"?
Spot on! đĨŗ
Not quite right. đĸ
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RestartComplete this saying: Don't put all your ___ in the same basket.
Restart"You can't get ___ from a turnip" should be a familiar phrase to anyone who's tried to get a broke friend to pick up the tab. Do you know how to finish this common phrase?
Nice job!
Nope, sorry. đĸ
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RestartSomeone is illogical or insane may be described as "crazy as a ___ sandwich".
Great job!
Hmm, I don't think so. đ
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RestartOne should seize the moment for "___ and ___ wait for no man." Which words are missing from this phrase?
Sensational!
That was incorrect.
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RestartComplete this Latin expression: Quid pro ___.
Awesome!
Uh-oh. That was incorrect. đ
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RestartYou're almost at the end, I promise. An involuntary response to something would be called a '___ jerk reaction'. Where on the body is this idiom referring to?
Yay!
Not quite right. đĸ
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RestartYou do not need to be a seamstress to complete the following proverb: A stitch in time, saves ___,
RestartAnd here's the final one: a ___'s ransom is used idiomically to describe a large sum of money.
You're one class act!
Not quite right. đĸ
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