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1 Funny Bone
This quiz is about various idioms and expressions in the English language involving the elbow.
Easy
10 Q
alaspooryoric
Mar 24 13
609 plays
2 Straight from the Heart
This multiple choice quiz covers old idioms or sayings relating to the most important organ in the body. So take heart!
Easy
10 Q
johnnycat777
Dec 14 08
3108 plays
3 It's in Your Mind or Your Face
Each of these familiar words or phrases can be completed using either the word MIND or the word FACE. Select the correct one.
Very Easy
10 Q
looney_tunes
May 29 12
810 plays
4 The Cold Shoulder
I hope you don't give me the cold shoulder after you play this quiz on idioms relating to parts of the body. Otherwise, you will leave me out on a limb. Enjoy!
Very Easy
10 Q
Plodd
Sep 23 12
1155 plays
5 Lovers' Eyes
Feast your lovers' eyes on this quiz and identify the missing word to well known idioms or phrases relating to the eye.
Very Easy
10 Q
Plodd
Feb 26 13
633 plays
6 All About Heart
This quiz probes the word "heart" as an important term in words, film, song and literature. The heart as muscle is both the source of our physical survival and, according to practice, the symbolic center of our emotional well-being.
Easy
15 Q
Windswept
Sep 20 09
1278 plays
7 All About Hands
My next "all about" quiz deals with phrases dealing with hands. You will find here all hands, and nothing but hands in song, name, and quick phrases.
Easy
10 Q
Windswept
Jan 04 10
1137 plays
8 Body Language
All these idioms refer to 'a part of the body'. Hints galore.
Easy
10 Q
flem-ish
Jan 22 02
5049 plays
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Last Updated Apr 05 13 7:18 PM

Some sample questions from this category:

* There is an old adage to describe the open display of one's emotions. It is said that you "wear your heart on your", what?
* The phrase "a man after my own heart" originates from a very old source. Which book that has sold more copies worldwide than any other provides the first example of this idiom?
* Which hearty phrase refers to someone who is cruel and unfeeling?
* If something or someone is "tugging at your heartstrings", how does it make you feel?
* Which heart idiom is an expression of excitement, when one sees the object of one's romantic affection?


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