4. match the idioms to their definitions.

1) go-getter

2) happy-go-lucky

3) chatterbox

4) daredevil

5) knockout

6) troublemaker

7) know-it-all

8) busybody

9) pain in the neck

a) someone who causes problems for other people

b) someone who is very cheerful and carefree all the time

c) someone who thinks that they know much more than other people

d) someone who is very annoying

e) someone who likes to talk

f) someone who does dangerous things and takes risks

g) someone who looks extremely attractive

h) someone who is too interested in other people’s private things

i) someone who is very energetic and dete​

So, any tourist is a traveler. At first glance similar, but actually a big difference.Now I will give a few differences between a tourist and a traveler.A tourist buys a ready-made tour at a travel Agency. The traveler himself is planning your route.
Tourist overcharged by the airlines. The traveler travels by bus, train, hitchhiking.
The tourist living in the hotel that long chooses different criteria of comfort. The traveler lives in the hostels.
A tourist puts the comfort of travel conditions in the first place. A traveler appreciates the experience.
Tourists need stability and confidence. The traveler is at risk.

1)To each his own. 
His brother is a worthy and he’s just good-for-nothing! Well, to each his own.
2)Every cloud has a silver lining.
She met her husband-to-be during the war – every cloud has a silver lining.
3)As you sow you shall mow.
It’s not surprising you couldn’t pass the exam – you didn’t prepare at all! As you sow you shall mow.
4)Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Take a risk and remember that nothing ventured nothing gained.
5)Love is blind.
James is using her and she believes his every word. Love is blind!