Idioms | MCQs

    Q231: Buy it means

    • A. to refuse
    • B. to hate
    • C. To obey
    • D. to believe

    Q232: To Have an old head on your shoulder arms means?

    • A. cheep men
    • B. both
    • C. none
    • D. wise man

    Q233: She stood by her husband in weal and woe. (here WEAL AND WOE means)

    • A. by hook or crook
    • B. in prosperity and adversity
    • C. During illness
    • D. During the operation

    Q234: Choose the correct meaning of idioms/phrases. He "broke off" in the middle of the story.

    • A. Suddenly stopped
    • B. fainted
    • C. took time off
    • D. divided his narrative

    Q235: Choose the correct meaning of idioms/phrases. At the police station, "he showed a clean pair of heels".

    • A. Displayed clean heels
    • B. kneeled down
    • C. showed courage
    • D. ran away

    Q236: Choose the correct meaning of idioms/phrases. We consider the 14th of August "a red letter day."

    • A. a day to write letters
    • B. a day to write with red pens
    • C. an important day
    • D. A day marked in red

    Q237: To be in the doldrums means:

    • A. To be in low hopes
    • B. To be in low spirit
    • C. To be in sad mood
    • D. To be down

    Q238: The idiom "In the Throes of" means?

    • A. Easy to obtain
    • B. something painful
    • C. Rarely available
    • D. Nothing to lose

    Q239: "Burn the candle at both ends" means what?

    • A. to spend money
    • B. none of the above
    • C. to earn money
    • D. To waste money

    Q240: food is to eat as water is to----?

    • A. wash
    • B. drink
    • C. fire
    • D. dirt
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