Idioms about Money
Money Matters: Test Your Knowledge of Financial Idioms
Are you familiar with the language of money? This engaging quiz challenges you to decode common idioms related to finances. Discover how well you understand these phrases and learn their meanings!
- 7 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice format for easy engagement
- Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their financial literacy
What's the meaning of "A penny for your thoughts"?
Short of money
What are you thinking?
Sleep
What's the meaning of "To be back on your feet"?
To be happy
To be a millionaire
To return to good financial health
What's the meaning of "Go dutch"?
When each person pays his/her bills
When you don't pay your expenses
When you pay your companion's expenses
What's the meaning of " Loaded"?
Having a lot of debt
To be wealthy
To lose a lot of money quickly
What's the meaning of " Pour money down the drain"?
To pay someone the money they are owed
When someone throws away money on unnecessary things
To pay for the entire bill
What's the meaning of " Sock away"?
To pay money for something
When someone is excessively rich
To save money
What's the meaning of "A penny saved is a penny earned"
Saving is a good option
More than you can afford
When income is equal to expenses
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