Read the sentences and fill in the gaps with the appropriate idioms. There are two extra options
Idioms

• the black sheep — someone who embarrasses a group or family;

• an apple of one's eye — something or someone very precious;

• to be under the weather — feeling ill;

• to be back on your feet — recover from illness;

• a million reasons — many reasons;

• at sixes and sevens — in a confused or difficult situation;

• to wear trousers — to be the person in a relationship who is in control.

• the black sheep

• an apple of the eye

• are under the weather

• are at sixes and sevens

• wear trousers

• back on their feet

• a million reasons

1. Everyone found Jim
   [ ] of the family.
2. Kira was
   [ ] of her mother. She loved her very much.
3. Pat and Pam won't come to the play. They
   [ ].
4. The students
   [ ] with this information on their exam. Please, explain yourself, Professor Bong.
5. My grandmother used to
   [ ] in her family. She was very strict and decisive.