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Idioms and Phrases MCQ


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Today (November 07, 2025) Daily MCQs: 60 questions β€” Showing page 3 of 6

Q21. Cold comfort

  • absurdity
  • deception
  • slight satisfaction
  • foolish proposal
Correct Option: C  [ slight satisfaction ]

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Q22. To bite the dust

  • eat voraciously
  • have nothing to eat
  • eat roots
  • to fail
Correct Option: D  [ to fail ]

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Q23. A damp squib

  • rainy weather
  • a disappointing result
  • a skirt in a laundry
  • Great honour
Correct Option: B  [ a disappointing result ]

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Q24. On hearing the news of the kidnapping, she became afraid of her own shadow.

  • cold and distant
  • afraid of her own safety
  • very nervous and easily frightened
  • afraid of being alone
Correct Option: C  [ very nervous and easily frightened ]

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Q25. To be fair and square

  • worthy
  • honest
  • successful
  • obedient
Correct Option: B  [ honest ]

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Q26. She just needs forty winks in order to be able to work all night.

  • someone's help
  • to take a stroll
  • a short nap
  • a little cooperation
Correct Option: C  [ a short nap ]

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Q27. The minute she arrived at the office, she was given the pink slip.

  • a raise
  • a promotion
  • a letter to inform that she had lost her job
  • a letter to inform that she had been transferred
Correct Option: C  [ a letter to inform that she had lost her job ]

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Q28. The representatives of the two states tried to enforce a treaty which was a dead letter.

  • not well-thought out
  • no longer in force
  • no longer relevant
  • not in keeping with the changing times.
Correct Option: B  [ no longer in force ]

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Q29. To drink like a fish:

  • To drink little
  • To drink alone
  • To drink in company of others
  • To be a drunkard
Correct Option: D  [ To be a drunkard ]

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Q30. "Cart off" means:

  • discard
  • disregard
  • dejected
  • None of these.
Correct Option: A  [ discard ]

Explanation: "cart off" means to take someone or something away, often forcefully or abruptly.
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