Round 12 — Idioms & Language
📋 What it is
This round quizzes what common idioms and sayings really mean.
🗣️ Coach says
Idiom questions are funny because the literal picture is silly. Announce the REAL meaning.
🧠 Memory hook
“Break a leg” means “good luck” — theatre people say it so the opposite comes true.
😂 Giggle
What did the confident contestant say before losing?
"I'm ONE hundred percent sure — that's my problem!"
😲 Whoa!
Every language has idioms — in Japanese, “the cat’s forehead” means a very small space.
🎤 What does the idiom “piece of cake” really mean?
You're the HOST — decide your answer and hold the card, then flip & announce. (Knowing it FIRST is what makes you the host, not a lucky guess.)
🃏 Your card: Something very easy to do.
The idiom means “easy”, not an actual cake.
🎙️ Contestant “Sure-Sam” buzzes in: ““Piece of cake” means you get dessert!”
Sounds right? It mentions cake — but it’s an idiom that means something is EASY. You held the real answer — you’re the host!
🧪 Try it! (2 minutes)
Collect 3 idioms and their real meanings, then host the round.