1. Idioms of comparison
Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence.

Each correct answer is worth 1 point.
Total: 15 points.

 
1. Jimmy’s feeling a bit under the weather today, but I expect he’ll be as right as by the weekend.
2. Ask David to give you a hand moving the furniture. He’s as strong as .
3. You’re not getting enough to eat, Karen! Look at you! You’re as thin as a .
4. We can’t eat this meat – it’s as tough as !
5. You shouldn’t have frightened her like that. Poor thing! She went as white as .
6. Nothing ever seems to bother Colin. No matter what happens, he always seems to remain as cool as .
7. It’s hard to believe Brian and Stephen are brothers, isn’t it? They’re as different as .
8. Although we had been told that the film was very exciting, both my friend and I found it to be as dull as .
9. Honestly, Pam, ever since I’ve given up smoking I feel as fit as !
10. Our dog looks very ferocious, but don’t worry, Liz, Fido’s as gentle as - especially with children.
11. 'I hope the children didn’t play you up, Doreen?'
'No, not at all, Mrs Gardener. They’ve been as good as .'
12. “The suitcase isn’t too heavy, is it?”
“No, it’s as light as
13.“By the way, have you heard the one about the Welshman, the Irishman and the pig?”
“Yes, we have. That joke’s as old as
14. Of course he loves you! It’s as plain as .
15. Kathy was as pleased as when she heard she had passed the exam.
 
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