Idiom | MCQs

Q331: Idiom cake and pie

Q332: You say, "I bought it of my own accord".

Q333: “A wet blanket” means

Q334: Please turn down the music. Here 'Turn down' means?

Q335: The traffic was held up by the roadwork. Here 'Held up' means?

Q336: They set off together in the small car. Here 'Set off' means?

Q337: What is the synonym of Cold Feet?

Q338: The Idiom Apple-Pie

Q339: The Idiom An “above board” person means?

Q340: By nature we are humans are liable to make mistake. We are volunerable to evils and temptation and prone to ignore genral rules, ethical codes.Of people of all age groups, the youth comprising majority of population are most inclined to make mistakes. they are attempt to commit morally bad deeds. They disobey their parents, and do not feel ashmed of their misbehavior Meaning the underlined phrase "BRAINS AND BRAWN" IS

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Idiom | MCQs

Q331: Idiom cake and pie

Q332: You say, "I bought it of my own accord".

Q333: “A wet blanket” means

Q334: Please turn down the music. Here 'Turn down' means?

Q335: The traffic was held up by the roadwork. Here 'Held up' means?

Q336: They set off together in the small car. Here 'Set off' means?

Q337: What is the synonym of Cold Feet?

Q338: The Idiom Apple-Pie

Q339: The Idiom An “above board” person means?

Idiom | MCQs

Q331: Idiom cake and pie

Q332: You say, "I bought it of my own accord".

Q333: “A wet blanket” means

Q334: Please turn down the music. Here 'Turn down' means?

Q335: The traffic was held up by the roadwork. Here 'Held up' means?

Q336: They set off together in the small car. Here 'Set off' means?

Q337: What is the synonym of Cold Feet?

Q338: The Idiom Apple-Pie

Q339: The Idiom An “above board” person means?