Idiom and Phrases - 2
Description: Practice Idiom and Phrases of Difficult level | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Darshan Khurana | |
Tags: Idioms and Phrases English Improvement based on Idioms and Phrases Bank. B.Ed M.Ed MBA UPSC |
Directions: Choose the exact meaning of the idiom/phrase from the following.
Mince one's words
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
Not hold water
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the given alternatives.
In tune with
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To blow one's trumpet
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To pay off old scores
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To clip one’s wings
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To stand in good stead
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To be nipped in the bud
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
To give a wide berth
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
Beat the air
Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase from the four alternatives.
Hang together
Directions: Choose the alternative that explains the given idiomatic expression.
To give chapter and verse for a thing
Directions: In the following question, an idiom or a phrases has been given, followed by four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom or phrase.
A lame duck
Directions: In the following question, an idiom or a phrases has been given, followed by four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom or phrase.
To turn the other cheek
Directions: The given sentence contains an idiom/phrase. You are to select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of this idiom/phrase.
To be a good orator, you don’t have to play to the galleries.