Idioms
1. “Doing time”
a) To serve a prison sentence
b) To have a busy schedule
c) To take a long time to complete something
a) To serve a prison sentence
The period when things are difficult
A rough patch
How many volts does the safe have?
5000 volts
England
London
3. “Blow the whistle”
a) To signal the end of an event
b) To expose wrongdoing or illegal activity
c) To make a loud noise to get attention
b) To expose wrongdoing or illegal activity
No evidence or sign left behind
The Joker believes that anything that doesn’t kill you makes you…?
stranger
Ireland
Dublin
4. “Go straight”
a) To travel in a direct line
b) To start following the law and living honestly
c) To straighten something out physically
b) To start following the law and living honestly
Suspicious or dishonest activity
Some shady business
Who is a friend of Rachel’s?
Jim Gordon
Australia
Canberra
7. “To cook the books”
a) To prepare financial statements dishonestly
b) To make a meal with ingredients from a book
c) To organize a library of financial records
a) To prepare financial statements dishonestly
It wasn't exactly legit
Not completely honest or legal
Why does Bruce Wayne want a new Batman suit?
to be able to turn his head
Scotland
Edinburgh
9. “Cat burglar”
a) A thief who enters buildings stealthily
b) A person who trains animals
c) A pet store owner
a) A thief who enters buildings stealthily
To remain in a better position compared to others
to stay ahead
How much is the bounty on the Joker?
$500K dead, $1M alive
New Zealand
Wellington