Idiom | MCQs

    Q91: Yeoman's service ______?

    • A. Concluded
    • B. Congested
    • C. Excellent service
    • D. Convert

    Q92: The idiom In fits and starts means what?

    • A. Miserably
    • B. Continuously
    • C. Friendly
    • D. Not regularly

    Q93: What cannot be cured must be ______?

    • A. Endured
    • B. None of these
    • C. Delayed
    • D. Avenged

    Q94: There are times when you must decide and take the bull by the horns?

    • A. Make a bold decision
    • B. Make the right decision
    • C. Make the wrong decision
    • D. None of these

    Q95: What does the idiom ‘to call a spade a spade’ mean?

    • A. Try to make expectation
    • B. To speak In plain term
    • C. To avoid the main topic
    • D. To make a noise

    Q96: Waleed is a real couch potato means. Here ‘couch potato’ means

    • A. Waleed is fool
    • B. None of these
    • C. Waleed is a good boy
    • D. Waleed is lazy

    Q97: Choose the correct one: Laugh up one's sleeves.

    • A. None of these
    • B. Laugh on one's sleeves
    • C. Laugh in one's sleeves
    • D. Laugh at one's sleeves

    Q98: The child of cobbler has no shoe. (This sentence is an example of)

    • A. Simile
    • B. Personification
    • C. None of these
    • D. Irony

    Q99: My colleague has been up to his eyes in work ever since he returned from Europe. Here 'up to his eyes' means?

    • A. None of these
    • B. Enjoying his work
    • C. Extremely busy
    • D. In trouble

    Q100: Idiom: To have sticky fingers means?

    • A. Being a thief
    • B. getting stuck in a situation
    • C. Unable to find a solution
    • D. Having a bad luck
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