LEARNING ACTIVITY 1

EVIDENCE: A WORLD OF IMAGES

Idiom:
When there is hunger, there is no
hard bread.
Definitions:
In extreme situations,
opportunities can not be rejected.
When you are hungry it does not
matter if you have to eat, even if
you do not like it.
Examples:
1. A man without a job has no choice, he has to
adapt to what he gets out of work
.
2. When you have the need to reach a place
and it is late and no matter you get on the first
bus full of people.

In need, he undertakes to value

small things
Idiom: Examples:
Not all that glitters is gold
1. What wealth and value can be for me, could
Definitions: be like a piece of coal for you.

Not everything that looks good is

really good.

You should be wary of

appearances

Idiom: Examples:
It’s up to you
1. The other person must choose something at
Definitions:
their own will
It depends on you.

I do not care.

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Idiom: Examples:
It is the drop that fills the glass
1. The rebellion of his daughter was the straw
Definitions: that broke the camel's back.

Exhausted someone's patience. 2. The last straw was when we asked for the
results of jam production and did not know
what to take.
Stay with your mouth open.

Idiom: Examples:
Did the cat eat your tongue?
1. The teacher asks his student why he was late.
Definitions:

When someone does not

talkmuch.

When we do not have an answer

to a question.

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Idiom:
Look for the fifth leg to the cat
Definitions:
Endeavor to find something where
it is impossible to find.
Look for problems where they do
not exist.
Idiom:
Much ado about nothing.
Definitions:
Only appearances but has no
content or substance.
Promise things they can not fulfill.
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Examples:
1. Brother… blue eyes and millionaire. I do not
know, he has something strange.
Samuel stops looking for the firth leg of the
cat.
Examples:
1. A person wants to exhibit himself as
someone who has great importance or
influence within a social environment, but
who really does not happen to be an
illustrious stranger.
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