Cat Idioms Activity Page
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An idiom is a
group of words or a phrase. The words of an idiom when used together
have a different meaning then that of the individual words. Have you
ever heard the idioms "fraidy cat or
scaredy cat?" These phrases refer to, "a person who
is afraid of something or who will not act on a dare." If you looked
at just the words, you could think that a cat is afraid of someone or
something.
Find the correct
meaning of each cat idiom. Click
on your
answer. Keep trying until you are right.

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1.
the cat's
pajamas
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2.
look at what
the cat dragged in
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3.
a fat
cat
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4.
when the cat
is away, the mice will play
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5.
cat got your
tongue
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6.
let the cat out of the bag
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7.
raining cats
and dogs
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8.
cool
cat
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