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Q: Complete the saying: "Don't count your chickens before they..."
A: Hatch
Q: Complete the saying: "The early bird catches the..."
A: Worm
Q: To "let sleeping dogs lie" means to avoid stirring up this kind of trouble.
A: Old trouble (or an old problem)
Q: The expression "hit the nail on the head" means to say something that is perfectly...
A: Correct (or accurate)
Q: This saying means that you should take advantage of an opportunity while you have the chance.
A: "Make hay while the sun shines."
Q: The saying "The ball is in your court" means it's now your turn to take this.
A: Action
Q: If a situation is "the best of both worlds," it means you can enjoy the advantages of two different things at the same time, without this.
A: Compromise (or disadvantages)
Q: If something happens "once in a blue moon," it happens very...
A: Rarely
Q: This saying warns you not to discuss a person when they are nearby.
A: "Speak of the devil"
Q: To "throw caution to the wind" means to act without this.
A: Care (or careful consideration)
Q: This three-word idiom means to face a difficult or unpleasant situation head-on.
A: "bite the bullet"
Q: What is the only type of person who is said to be able to "make an omelet without breaking any eggs?"
A: No one (The saying is "You can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.")
Q: This saying means that too many helpers can spoil the quality of a task.
A: "Too many cooks spoil the broth."
Q: Complete the saying: "Absence makes the heart grow..."
A: Fonder
Q: The phrase "a dime a dozen" means something is very common and therefore has little of this.
A: Value
Q: The phrase "a penny saved is a penny earned" is often attributed to this American Founding Father.
A: Benjamin Franklin
Q: This idiom refers to a very easy task, such as one you could do with your feet.
A: "A piece of cake"
Q: To "pass the buck" means to shift this to someone else.
A: Responsibility
Q: To "burn the midnight oil" means to work very late into the night, using this source of light.
A: An oil lamp (or a lamp)
Q: Complete the saying: "All that glitters is not..."
A: Gold
Q: What is the profession of the person who is never supposed to judge a book by its cover?
A: Librarian (The common saying is "Don't judge a book by its cover.")
Q: The saying "Where there's a will, there's a..."
A: Way
Q: If you "get a taste of your own medicine," you are being treated the same way you have treated who?
A: Others
Q: If something is "the icing on the cake," it is an extra good thing that makes a good situation even...
A: Better
Q: The saying "Don't cross the bridge until you come to it" means you shouldn't worry about a problem until it actually does this.
A: Happens (or arrives)