1) What does it mean "to be snowed under"? a) To have too much work and not enough time. b) To have a lot of free time. c) To enjoy playing in the snow. d) To go skiing in the winter. 2) What does it mean to "put something on ice"? a) To freeze something for later use. b) To delay a plan or decision. c) To go ice skating. d) To make a cold drink. 3) What does the phrase "the dead of winter" refer to? a) The coldest and darkest part of winter. b) The beginning of winter. c) The end of winter. d) The warmest part of winter. 4) What does the idiom "tip of the iceberg" mean? a) To see an iceberg floating in the sea. b) To see the entire problem. c) To see the smallest part of a problem. d) To see a small piece of ice. 5) What does it mean "to get cold feet"? a) To feel extremely frightened or scared about something important. b) To have cold feet due to cold weather. c) To go ice fishing. d) To change one's mind frequently. 6) What does it mean "to break the ice"? a) To break a block of ice into smaller pieces. b) To make everyone feel more relaxed in a new situation. c) To start a fire in a cold environment. d) To break a glass filled with ice. 7) What does it mean to "blow hot and cold"? a) To blow hot air to warm up a room. b) To blow on hot food to cool it down. c) To have a fever and then feel cold. d) To constantly change one's mind about a particular topic. 8) What does it mean to "freeze someone out"? a) To freeze someone with cold weather. b) To give someone a cold shoulder. c) To deliberately not include someone in an activity. d) To freeze food for later use. 9) What does it mean "to be on thin ice"? a) To do something risky that could put you in danger. b) To play ice hockey. c) To ice skate on a thin layer of ice. d) To walk on a frozen lake. 10) What does it mean to think about something "in the cold light of day"? a) To think about something in a cold environment. b) To think about something during daylight hours. c) To make decisions without emotions. d) To reflect on something in the past, usually with regret.

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