The document provides definitions for common phrases using short clues. It defines phrases such as "having unrealistic or impractical ideas" as meaning "delusions", "trying to do something you can never achieve" as meaning "biting off more than you can chew", and "making a small problem larger than it really is" as meaning "making a mountain out of a molehill". The document also matches phrases like "raining really hard" with "coming down in buckets" and "not feeling well" with "under the weather".

11. Let’s see what
you remember …

20. People who have unrealistic or
impractical ideas have …

21. When you areTrying to do
something you can never achieve,
you are …

22. When it’s raining really hard it’s …

23. When you have so much to do that
you are having trouble doing it all
you are …

24. When someone makes a small
problem larger than it really is they
make …

25. When you are not feeling well you
are feeling …

26. When you are very very angry
you have a face like …

27. If someone is very fast, they are …