Sailing Through Language: Nautical Idioms Quiz

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Sailing Through Language: Nautical Idioms: a General level Proverbs & Idioms quiz. Test your knowledge with 11 questions!
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Question 1
What does it mean to learn the 'ropes'?
A To climb a mast
B To learn a new skill
C To build a boat
D To tie a knot
Question 2
If someone is 'taken aback', they are:
A Moving forward
B Shocked or surprised
C Happy
D Sailing quickly
Question 3
Being 'in the doldrums' describes someone feeling:
A Confused
B Depressed or inactive
C Energetic
D Very excited
Question 4
To 'give a wide berth' means to:
A Stay a safe distance away
B Carry heavy cargo
C Help someone board
D Steer into danger
Question 5
If you are 'at loose ends', you are:
A Sailing fast
B Without a plan
C Tying a knot
D Busy working

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