Idioms and Phrases MCQ [600 Questions] Based on SSC Exams

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Idioms and Phrases MCQ Set-3

Q21. On the horizon
A. The successful beginning of a business venture
B. A plan for the distant future
C. An event that is likely to end soon
D. An event that is likely to happen soon

Answer –D. An event that is likely to happen soon
Explanation-


Q22. Going over one’s head
A. Unable to make a decision
B. Beyond one’s capacity to understand
C. Unable to function as one used to
D. Something one didn’t expect

Answer –B. Beyond one’s capacity to understand
Explanation-


Q23. Turn a deaf ear
A. To pay attention
B. To listen carefully
C. To make someone deaf
D. To pay no heed

Answer –D. To pay no heed
Explanation-


Q24. Leave no stone unturned
A. Leave the path halfway
B. Not making enough effort
C. Turn everything upside down
D. Try everything possible

Answer –D. Try everything possible
Explanation-


Q25. To air dirty linen in public
A. To discuss private affairs in public
B. To hang out clothes in the open
C. To continue to complain
D. To stand up and fight

Answer –A. To discuss private affairs in public
Explanation-


Q26. “Get down to brass tacks now,” ordered the Team Leader when he found that the targets were nowhere near completion. What does this expression mean?
A. Start taking up the most important facts of a situation
B. Become angry about something that is not done
C. Come back to the tracks and start again
D. Examine the thumbtacks used to fix a notice

Answer –A. Start taking up the most important facts of a situation.
Explanation-


Q27. Throw in the towel
A. Face the situation
B. Think of a solution
C. Admit defeat
D. Drop something

Answer –C. Admit defeat
Explanation-


Q28. What does the phrase “Always a bridesmaid, never a bride” mean?
A. Someone who fulfills his or her potential
B. Someone who does not deserve to win
C. Someone who always comes second
D. Someone who is born unlucky

Answer –C. Someone who always comes second.
Explanation-


Q29. Tit for tat
A. To reward people for the good done
B. To do harm as done to you
C. To make someone angry
D. To take advantage of someone

Answer – B. To do harm as done to you
Explanation-


Q30. Bite your tongue
A. Talk for a long time
B. Be impossible to be understood
C. Get bruises on the mouth
D. Stop yourself from saying something

Answer –D. Stop yourself from saying something
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