Most Repeated Idioms & Phrases (With MCQs)

 

Most Repeated Idioms & Phrases (With MCQs)


  1. A blessing in disguise — Something that seems bad but turns out good.
    A) A hidden curse
    B) A disguised person
    C) A misfortune
    D) A good thing in disguise
    Answer: D


  1. A piece of cake — Something very easy.
    A) Very difficult
    B) Very easy
    C) A tough task
    D) Impossible work
    Answer: B


  1. Beat around the bush — Avoid talking directly.
    A) Speak frankly
    B) Avoid the main topic
    C) Talk rudely
    D) Be silent
    Answer: B


  1. Cry over spilt milk — To regret something that cannot be changed.
    A) To be sad unnecessarily
    B) To cry for milk
    C) To regret over past mistakes
    D) To be angry
    Answer: C


  1. Break the ice — To start a conversation.
    A) To break something
    B) To begin friendship or talk
    C) To destroy relations
    D) To end a meeting
    Answer: B


  1. Hit the nail on the head — To do or say exactly the right thing.
    A) To make a mistake
    B) To be careless
    C) To be exactly right
    D) To be angry
    Answer: C


  1. Once in a blue moon — Very rarely.
    A) Always
    B) Never
    C) Frequently
    D) Very rarely
    Answer: D


  1. Burn the midnight oil — To study or work late at night.
    A) To sleep early
    B) To light a lamp
    C) To work late into the night
    D) To rest after work
    Answer: C


  1. Kill two birds with one stone — Achieve two aims with one effort.
    A) Fail in both
    B) Do double work
    C) Achieve two goals at once
    D) Hurt someone
    Answer: C


  1. A storm in a teacup — A big fuss over a small matter.
    A) A serious issue
    B) A violent storm
    C) Much excitement over something trivial
    D) A peaceful event
    Answer: C


  1. Let the cat out of the bag — Reveal a secret.
    A) Hide the truth
    B) Keep a secret
    C) Reveal a secret unintentionally
    D) Be silent
    Answer: C


  1. Bite the bullet — To face a difficult situation bravely.
    A) Avoid a problem
    B) Cry in pain
    C) Face difficulty with courage
    D) To quit
    Answer: C


  1. Under the weather — Feeling sick.
    A) Feeling happy
    B) Feeling unwell
    C) Feeling excited
    D) Feeling sleepy
    Answer: B


  1. A hot potato — A controversial issue.
    A) A food item
    B) A difficult problem
    C) An easy task
    D) A funny topic
    Answer: B


  1. Burn one’s fingers — Suffer from one’s own actions.
    A) Get hurt
    B) Earn profit
    C) Suffer for one’s mistake
    D) To gain experience
    Answer: C


  1. Go the extra mile — Do more than what is expected.
    A) Travel far
    B) Work more than needed
    C) Waste time
    D) Leave early
    Answer: B


  1. By leaps and bounds — Rapidly.
    A) Slowly
    B) Gradually
    C) Very fast
    D) Without progress
    Answer: C


  1. At the eleventh hour — At the last possible moment.
    A) On time
    B) Too early
    C) Very late
    D) At the last moment
    Answer: D


  1. Throw in the towel — To give up.
    A) To fight
    B) To rest
    C) To surrender
    D) To continue
    Answer: C


  1. To call a spade a spade — To speak frankly.
    A) To speak harshly
    B) To tell lies
    C) To speak the truth plainly
    D) To remain silent
    Answer: C


  1. A bed of roses — A comfortable situation.
    A) A hard life
    B) A happy and easy life
    C) A bed made of flowers
    D) A peaceful sleep
    Answer: B


  1. All in all — The most important person or thing.
    A) Everything
    B) Nothing
    C) Chief person
    D) Ordinary person
    Answer: C


  1. Cut corners — To do something cheaply or carelessly.
    A) To save money
    B) To take shortcuts
    C) To work properly
    D) To make profits
    Answer: B


  1. In black and white — In written form.
    A) In colour
    B) In confusion
    C) In written words
    D) In secret
    Answer: C


  1. A wild goose chase — A useless effort.
    A) A foolish and hopeless search
    B) A hunting game
    C) A successful journey
    D) A risky task
    Answer: A


  1. To take with a grain of salt — Not to believe completely.
    A) To trust fully
    B) To ignore completely
    C) To believe partially
    D) To reject immediately
    Answer: C


  1. In hot water — In trouble.
    A) In comfort
    B) In danger
    C) In a safe position
    D) In excitement
    Answer: B


  1. To make ends meet — To manage expenses within income.
    A) To earn extra
    B) To manage within means
    C) To fail in life
    D) To save money
    Answer: B


  1. To blow one’s own trumpet — To praise oneself.
    A) To play music
    B) To praise others
    C) To praise oneself
    D) To remain silent
    Answer: C


  1. To turn a deaf ear — To ignore.
    A) To listen carefully
    B) To be deaf
    C) To ignore or refuse to listen
    D) To argue
    Answer: C


  1. To hit the sack — To go to sleep.
    A) To start work
    B) To eat food
    C) To sleep
    D) To play
    Answer: C


  1. On cloud nine — Extremely happy.
    A) Angry
    B) Sad
    C) Very happy
    D) Confused
    Answer: C


  1. In the nick of time — Just in time.
    A) Too late
    B) Early
    C) Exactly on time
    D) Unexpectedly
    Answer: C

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