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Idioms and Phrases MCQ


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Today (October 16, 2025) Daily MCQs: 60 questions β€” Showing page 4 of 6

Q31. John keeps drawing on fancy about the banking job in government sector.

  • Use imagination
  • Do the things beautifully
  • Make clear conclusion about anything or anyone
  • Likes government jobs
Correct Option: A  [ Use imagination ]

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Q32. Take Bull by its horn

  • deal decisively with a difficult situation
  • insult someone in public
  • remind someone of his promise
  • display one's wealth
Correct Option: A  [ deal decisively with a difficult situation ]

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Q33. Take Cat out of the bag

  • to rebuke
  • to defame someone
  • to reveal a secret
  • to sell a pet
Correct Option: C  [ to reveal a secret ]

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Q34. Fly off the Handle

  • reprimand someone severely
  • lose one's temper suddenly
  • deliver a sermon
  • break down of bike
Correct Option: B  [ lose one's temper suddenly ]

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Q35. The idiomatic expression "pull yourself together".

  • drag oneself
  • help me
  • get angry
  • calm down by oneself
Correct Option: D  [ calm down by oneself ]

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Q36. 'See eye to eye' means:

  • agree with someone
  • to remain neutral
  • to take over (something)
  • to enjoy the best of both
Correct Option: A  [ agree with someone ]

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Q37. He is a dark horse.

  • silent
  • secretive
  • dangerous
  • possessing a secret ability.
Correct Option: D  [ possessing a secret ability. ]

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Q38. 'At daggers drawn' means:

  • friendly
  • on bad terms with
  • acquainted
  • unknown
Correct Option: B  [ on bad terms with ]

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Q39. Everything was at sixes and sevens.

  • Disordered
  • Lost
  • Found
  • Time
Correct Option: A  [ Disordered ]

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Q40. A bolt from the blue

  • a delayed event
  • an inexplicable event
  • an unexpected event
  • an unpleasant event
Correct Option: C  [ an unexpected event ]

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