II.
True or False. Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false. Write your answers before each number.

1. An analogy is a comparison of two things to show their similarities.
2. An idiom is a peculiar use of certain words and phrases or expressions, which from long usage
have acquired a particular meaning.
3. An idiom "To have thick skin" means to describe a friend who can be relied upon.
4. Idioms are tools to make analogies. They can be used to describe a person or situation.
5. An idiom "Ancient history" means to accept or set aside a disagreement.
6. An idiom "Rule of thumb" is a rule based on experience or practice, rather than scientific
knowledge.
7. Analogies are not so useful in everyday speech.
8. To give someone a cold shoulder means to be insensitive to criticism.
9. Pin money is a small amount of money paid for a small service.
10. Analogy makes complex topics understandable to the reader.​