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A Piece of Cake Trivia Quiz

A small portion cut from a baked, sweetened loaf, or 'a piece of cake'. Can you identify the idiom written in other words?

A multiple-choice quiz by Sprink1234. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Sprink1234

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
351,799

Updated
Mar 13 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
9 / 10

Plays
2142

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 174 (10/10), Guest 76 (10/10), Guest 108 (10/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. What is another way of saying 'a special favor which has been cloaked in order to conceal its identity'? Hint

A blessing in disguise

Go out on a limb

Turn a blind eye

Cross your fingers

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Question 2 of 10

2. What phrase is meant by saying 'water droplets that are falling from the sky are bringing with them critters of the felidae and canidae families'? Hint

When it rains, it pours

It's raining cats and dogs

Rain on your parade

Take a raincheck

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Question 3 of 10

3. What does 'to cause a felidae to become in an exterior position of the container made of a soft, flexible material' mean in other words? Hint

Put a sock in it

No room to swing a cat

Let the cat out of the bag

Out on a limb

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Question 4 of 10

4. What is another way of saying 'adorn the cardiac organ that belongs to you upon the tubular shaped part of the garment you own'? Hint

He lost his head

Wear many hats

Wear your heart on your sleeve

Flash in the pan

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Question 5 of 10

5. What is implied by saying 'a person who is unwise, together with the currency that is his, have the capacity to be separated without much delay'? Hint

Elvis has left the building

Let bygones be bygones

Fool's gold

A fool and his money are soon parted

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Question 6 of 10

6. What does 'a bronze coin having the value of one cent kept in reserve is a bronze coin having the value of one cent acquired' mean in other words? Hint

A penny for your thoughts

A penny saved is a penny earned

In one hand and out the other

If its not one thing, its another

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Question 7 of 10

7. What is meant by saying 'the state of being beneath current atmospheric conditions'? Hint

Break a leg

Weather a storm

Under the weather

Under the radar

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Question 8 of 10

8. What more familiar phrase is implied by 'maintain the prominent part of the jaw which you possess in a position above others'? Hint

Knee-jerk reaction

Take one on the chin

Keep your chin up

By the skin of your teeth

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Question 9 of 10

9. What is another way of saying 'continue to increase the amount of combustible matter to the source of heat produced by a flame'? Hint

Add fuel to the fire

Fire on all cylinders

Flash in the pan

Method to the madness

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Question 10 of 10

10. What does the phrase 'at a single instance per occurrence of a natural satellite having the hue of a primary color between green and violet in the visible spectrum' mean? Hint

Can't cut the mustard

Over the moon

Red letter day

Once in a blue moon

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. What is another way of saying 'a special favor which has been cloaked in order to conceal its identity'?

Answer: A blessing in disguise

'A blessing in disguise' is something that may not seem to be good or beneficial at first may indeed turn out to be good later.

"I lost my job, but then I was offered a better job. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise."

2. What phrase is meant by saying 'water droplets that are falling from the sky are bringing with them critters of the felidae and canidae families'?

Answer: It's raining cats and dogs

'Raining cats and dogs' means a heavy downpour of rain.

"It's raining so hard, it's raining cats and dogs."

3. What does 'to cause a felidae to become in an exterior position of the container made of a soft, flexible material' mean in other words?

Answer: Let the cat out of the bag

'Let the cat out of the bag' means to tell a secret that shouldn't have been told.

"John told Susie about her surprise party. He really let the cat out of the bag."

4. What is another way of saying 'adorn the cardiac organ that belongs to you upon the tubular shaped part of the garment you own'?

Answer: Wear your heart on your sleeve

'Wear your heart on your sleeve' means that you are person that does not hide your emotions. People are able to see your feelings through your actions.

"Lisa will always let you know how she feels. She wears her heart on her sleeve."

5. What is implied by saying 'a person who is unwise, together with the currency that is his, have the capacity to be separated without much delay'?

Answer: A fool and his money are soon parted

'A fool and his money are soon parted' means that people who are foolish with money will spend it unwisely. The word 'easily' is also often used instead of 'soon'.

"My neighbor received an email from Nigeria stating he could receive money if he would help them with a transfer. He believed them and got scammed. A fool and his money are soon parted."

6. What does 'a bronze coin having the value of one cent kept in reserve is a bronze coin having the value of one cent acquired' mean in other words?

Answer: A penny saved is a penny earned

'A penny saved is a penny earned' means money not spent is money profitted. The saying comes from an old English proverb recorded in George Herbert's "Outlandish Proverbs" in the 17th century (A penny spar'd is twice got.)

7. What is meant by saying 'the state of being beneath current atmospheric conditions'?

Answer: Under the weather

'Under the weather' means feeling ill or sick. The saying is thought to have originated on the sea when sailors who were sick were sent down below to get out of or "under" the weather.

8. What more familiar phrase is implied by 'maintain the prominent part of the jaw which you possess in a position above others'?

Answer: Keep your chin up

'Keep your chin up' means to stay positive despite difficult circumstances.

"I know you are disappointed at losing the game, but keep your chin up."

9. What is another way of saying 'continue to increase the amount of combustible matter to the source of heat produced by a flame'?

Answer: Add fuel to the fire

'Add fuel to the fire' means making a bad situation worse.

"My boss is already mad at me for being late. If I leave early, it will just add fuel to the fire."

10. What does the phrase 'at a single instance per occurrence of a natural satellite having the hue of a primary color between green and violet in the visible spectrum' mean?

Answer: Once in a blue moon

'Once in a blue moon' means something occurs only rarely.

Scoring the highest on any of the daily or hourly games in Funtrivia is something the author does only once in a blue moon.

Source: Author Sprink1234

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