Idiom | MCQs

    Q151: The idiom "lend an ear" means what?

    • A. To not make trouble
    • B. To not tell someone something
    • C. To force someone to listen
    • D. To pay attention to

    Q152: What does To be in two minds mean?

    • A. None
    • B. To be able to decide about some things
    • C. Both
    • D. To be unable to decide about some thing

    Q153: The Urdu meaning of Rain check is?

    • A. معذرت کے ساتھ انکار
    • B. بارش کی پیش گوئی
    • C. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
    • D. دوبارہ موقع

    Q154: What is the phrasal meaning of carry-on?

    • A. To start doing something
    • B. None of these
    • C. To continue doing something
    • D. To end doing something

    Q155: The wages of sin are death. 'The wages of sin' is?

    • A. Adverb clause
    • B. None of these
    • C. Noun phrase
    • D. Adjective phrase

    Q156: You will lead an easy life if you "go by" the instructions. The word "go by" means?

    • A. Reject
    • B. None of these
    • C. Discard
    • D. Follow

    Q157: Cry over __ milk

    • A. None of these
    • B. Spilt
    • C. Full
    • D. Finish

    Q158: What does the idiom "Watch over" mean?

    • A. To criticize someone
    • B. To observe for fun
    • C. To guard or protect
    • D. To ignore intentionally

    Q159: What does the idiom "stab someone in the back" mean?

    • A. To surprise someone
    • B. To physically harm someone
    • C. To help someone secretly
    • D. To betray someone

    Q160: What does the idiom cost an arm and a leg mean?

    • A. To be painful
    • B. To be very cheap
    • C. To be hard to carry
    • D. To be extremely expensive
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