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"Back of the net!" is an expression used to show...

What does the idiom “get the ball rolling” mean?

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What does the idiom “get the ball rolling” mean?
Make a mistake
Begin an activity
Cancel an event
Stop an activity
2
"Back of the net!" is an expression used to show...
Frustration
Boredom
Victory or success
Disappointment
3
"Kick off" can mean...
Start a game or event
Disagree with a referee
Get kicked out of a team
Sleep during the match
4
"Man of the match" is the player who...
Performed the best
Made the most mistakes
Was the most fashionable
Talked to the media
5
"On the ball" means someone is...
Fast at dribbling
Good at football tricks
Injured
Alert and focused
6
If you’re "on the bench," you are...
Watching from home
Refereeing
A substitute or left out
Starting in the game
7
To "move the goalposts" means to...
Switch to a different sport
Change rules unfairly
Improve your strategy
Complain about refereeing
8
What does the idiom "park the bus" mean?
Play very offensively
Drive the team to the stadium
Defend with many players
Cancel the match
9
"It was a game of two halves" means...
The referee stopped the game early
The match was boring throughout
The situation changed drastically between two periods
Both teams had equal chances
10
To "get stuck in" means to...
Involve yourself energetically
Play passively
Lose your boots in the mud
Be confused