Match the idiom with it’s correct meaning. 1. a penny for your thoughts two or more people are in agreement 2. once in a blue moon to hear a rumor 3. see eye to eye what are you thinking about? 4. hear it from the grapevine to miss your chance 5. miss the boat very rarely

Can you describe the word chalk without saying the words chalk or chalky? (type your own definition of the word.)

Which of these phrases is an example of understatement?

1. in which sentence is the underlined portion a predicate nominative? for astronauts, going into space to repair orbiting equipment becomes a challenge. for astronauts, going into space to repair orbiting equipment becomes tricky. for astronauts, going into space to repair orbiting equipment becomes challenging. for astronauts, going into space to repair orbiting equipment becomes frequent.