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Answers:

1. B — beat around the bush
2. A — turn over a new leaf
3. D — under the weather
4. F — once in a blue moon
5. E — costs an arm and a leg

Extra idiom: C — hit the nail on the head

Completed sentences

1. Don’t beat around the bush—just tell me directly what the problem is.
2. After failing the exam, Mark decided to turn over a new leaf and study harder.
3. I’m feeling a bit under the weather today; I think I’m catching a cold.
4. She only wears that necklace once in a blue moon, on very special occasions.
5. That new designer phone costs an arm and a leg; I could never afford it.

Why these answers fit

• beat around the bush — avoid speaking directly;
• turn over a new leaf — start behaving or living better;
• under the weather — feel ill;
• once in a blue moon — very rarely;
• cost an arm and a leg — be very expensive;
• hit the nail on the head — say or do exactly the right thing.

All five required idioms are used once, and C is extra.