Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.Chill outTo calm downTo fightTo be angryTo be nervous

Write the idiom for the given phrase.Two persons arguing angrily.

Write the idiom for the given phrase.Two persons arguing angrily.Ball of fire.Be in the mire.Be at each other's throat.Be one's brain out.

Match the definition with the word.causing intense annoyance or angerdutifulgallingintricatestout

Choose the most appropriate meaning of the following idiom:CROSSING THE RUBICONCrossing swords with someoneTo reach a point of no returnTo be put in an uncomfortable situationTo make some one angry

Which of the following is NOT a strategy for calming down suggested in the lecture?  a. Time outs b. Humor c. Venting d. Reframing