This document contains a quiz about idioms involving colors. There are 10 multiple choice questions about the meanings of idioms such as "black sheep", "golden opportunity", "roll out the red carpet", "in the red", and "tickled pink". The quiz is testing the reader's knowledge of common English idioms that incorporate colors in their meanings.

1. IDIOMS WITH COLOURS QUIZ
Which expression means that a person is different from the others?
black and blue
black sheep
in the red
the grass is greener on the other side
Which expression means that someone has a wealthy family?
roll out the red carpet
black sheep
golden opportunity
born with a silver spoon
Which expression means that something is a good opportunity?
golden opportunity
red opportunity
silver opportunity
black opportunity
Which expression means that you think others always have better situations than
yourself?
born with a silver spoon
the grass is greener on the other side
roll out the red carpet
golden opportunity
Which expression means you don't know what is happening?
to pass with flying colours
black and blue
in the dark
black sheep

2. IDIOMS WITH COLOURS QUIZ
Which expression means you have no more money?
born with a silver spoon
in the red
tickled pink
black and blue
Which expression means "to treat someone as an important person"?
tickled pink
roll out the red carpet
golden opportunity
black sheep
Which expression means "really happy"?
tickled pink
golden opportunity
to pass with flying colours
the grass is greener on the other side
Which expression means "a person's real personality"?
black sheep
born with a silver spoon
true colours
in the red
Which expression means "to do exceptionally well"?
pass with flying colours
true colours
in the red
black and blue

3. IDIOMS WITH COLOURS QUIZ