Question

literary word choice quick check
match each idiom to its meaning. (2 points)
fine kettle of fish
bet your boots
blow off steam
blow your stack
to be sure
to relieve tension by harmlessly expressing a little anger
an awful situation
to be very angry

Explanation:

These are common English - language idioms. Their meanings are based on established usage in the language. For example, "fine kettle of fish" is used to describe a difficult or unpleasant situation, "bet your boots" is an emphatic way of saying "yes" or "definitely", "blow off steam" refers to releasing pent - up emotions in a non - harmful way, and "blow your stack" means to lose one's temper.

Answer:

• fine kettle of fish: an awful situation
• bet your boots: to be sure
• blow off steam: to relieve tension by harmlessly expressing a little anger
• blow your stack: to be very angry