Idioms | MCQs

    Q131: That story is music to my ear. The given sentence is an example of _____?

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

    Q132: Correct the following phrase: To fly at the face of?

    • A. To fly in the face of
    • B. Too fly at the face of
    • C. To fly of the face of
    • D. None of these

    Q133: He laughs as if he _____ mad.

    • A. Was
    • B. Is
    • C. None of these
    • D. Were

    Q134: It is not the casting pearls before ______?

    • A. Swine
    • B. None of these
    • C. Buffalo
    • D. Pig

    Q135: Idiom: Have an Axe to Grind means ____?

    • A. Selfish motive
    • B. To use axe frequently
    • C. To have a dispute with someone
    • D. To be fair with someone

    Q136: After dinner, grandmother used to tell us stories while ____ old socks.

    • A. None of the above
    • B. Sewing
    • C. Darning
    • D. Stitching

    Q137: The idiom ”Turn a deaf ear" means

    • A. Treat
    • B. Meet
    • C. Teach
    • D. Ignore

    Q138: My mother made tea for all and sundry at home. (Here ALL AND SUNDRY means)

    • A. All of a sudden
    • B. Everybody
    • C. For guests
    • D. On a sunny day

    Q139: The idiom "Costs an arm and a leg" means?

    • A. Very expensive
    • B. Rarely available
    • C. Easy to obtain
    • D. Nothing to lose

    Q140: "All Along " means:

    • A. Agree
    • B. None
    • C. Altogether
    • D. All the time
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