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Idioms and Phrases MCQ


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Today (November 13, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions β€” Showing page 6 of 6

Q51. If someone uses the idiom "a black sheep", he/she is talking about:

  • a sheep that in black
  • an unlucky person
  • an ugly person
  • None of the above
βœ… Correct Answer: D  [ None of the above ]
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"a black sheep": a person who has done something bad that brings embarrassment or shame to his or her family.

Q52. When one is "airing dirty linen in public", the person is:

  • discussing private affairs in public
  • hanging out clothes in the open to dry
  • standing up and fighting
  • complaining
βœ… Correct Answer: A  [ discussing private affairs in public ]
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"airing dirty linen in public": discussing or arguing about unpleasant or private things in front of other people.

Q53. If you talking about a "tit for tat" situation, you are:

  • making someone angry
  • doing harm as done to you
  • rewarding people for the good done
  • taking advantage of someone
βœ… Correct Answer: B  [ doing harm as done to you ]
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"tit for tat": is an equivalent given in return, retaliation in kind.

Q54. He is ill at ease in his new position.

  • not comfortable
  • feeling sad
  • angry
  • callous
βœ… Correct Answer: A  [ not comfortable ]
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ill at ease: awkward, uneasy, uncomfortable

Q55. "Don't try to throw dust into my eyes. You will not succeed."

  • to protect my eyes
  • blind me with dust
  • to mislead or confuse me
  • to blind me with dust
βœ… Correct Answer: C  [ to mislead or confuse me ]
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throw dust into my eyes: to mislead or deceive someone.

Q56. Don't mix with the bad hats.

  • people of bad character
  • people selling bad hats
  • people of poor status
  • people with bad hats
βœ… Correct Answer: A  [ people of bad character ]
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bad hats: someone who deliberately stirs up trouble, mischief-maker, trouble maker,

Q57. All our effort ended in smoke.

  • to come to nothing
  • to gain importance
  • to praise oneself
  • to reach target
βœ… Correct Answer: A  [ to come to nothing ]
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ended in smoke: means to fail or be unsuccessful after a lot of effort.

Q58. The number increased by leaps and bounds.

  • very fast
  • very slw
  • in details
  • aimlessly
βœ… Correct Answer: A  [ very fast ]
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leaps and bounds: Rapidly, or in fast progress.

Q59. To murder in "cold blood", it means to murder:

  • coolly
  • unfeelingly
  • thoughtlessly
  • deliberately
βœ… Correct Answer: B  [ unfeelingly ]
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βœ… Correct Answer

unfeelingly

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Cold blood means without emotion or mercy, so the murder is done without feeling.

πŸ’‘ Remember

Think: "cold" = without feelings.

πŸ“ Example

The killer acted in cold blood and showed no remorse.

Q60. If somebody has worked for "donkey's years", it means he has worked:

  • for donkeys
  • for a few years
  • for a long time
  • for a short time
βœ… Correct Answer: C  [ for a long time ]
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"donkey's years": for a very long time

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