The idiomatic expression 'see eye to eye' means

• agree with someone
• to remain neutral
• to take over (something)
• to enjoy the best of both

The idiomatic expression 'pull yourself together'.

• Drag oneself
• help one
• get angry
• calm down by oneself

His argument does not hold water.

• to have effect
• to influence
• to check the flow of water
• sound logical fact

It was her maiden speech on the stage and she performed well.

• unprepared speech
• sudden speech
• primary speech
• first speech

The detective went abroad in search of culprit but his journey proved to be a wild goose chase.

• expensive
• full of difficulties
• unprofitable adventure
• ill advised

A close shave.

• A narrow escape from danger
• stubble
• Very short hair
• Hairless skin

Please be as brief as you can, I have other fish to fry.

• to cook the food
• to take rest
• some important work to attend to
• to attend the friends

The boy took to his heels after stealing some money.

• jumped up
• hurt himself
• ran away
• fell down

One should always try to keep one's word.

• to guard a secret
• to be too shy to speak
• to remember
• to fulfill a promise

It is known that he is a man of straw.

• a generous man
• a man of no substance
• a man without means
• a man of character