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Money Idioms 🔒

This 12-question quiz gathers English idioms that all have to do with money, spending, and being rich or broke.

You fill in the missing word in sentences like Buying a new flat TV at half the price won't break the ___. and Jayson hit the ___ when he won the lottery last night., so it is useful for talking about everyday finances.

One thing you will notice is how many ways English has to say something is cheap or expensive, from dirt cheap to costing a fortune.

It works well for learners building toward natural conversation.

Recommended level: intermediate.

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Question 1
I bet our neighbor's luxury car costs a king's ___.
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Jayson hit the ___ when he won the lottery last night.
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Her husband plans to buy a house this year at all ___.
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After her promotion, Sally surely felt like a million ___.
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Buying a new flat TV at half the price won't break the ___.
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Andy bought his brand new motorcycle with cold hard ___.
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Cynthia needs to tighten her ___ in order to pay her bills this month.
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She thinks that the used piano is not worth a ___.
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Francis is pressed for ___ right now.
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Jake's coin collection is very valuable. He is sitting on a ___ mine.
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We couldn't afford to buy the new computer. It costs a ___.
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Most things sold at the thrift store are dirt ___.
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