IDIOMS AND PHRASES-12

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idioms 12

1.A bird in hand is worth two in the . *

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(A) forest

(B) nest

(D) bush

2.The idiom ‘swan song’ means: *

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(A) A musical performance

(B) The last public performance of an artist or athlete

(D) First public performance of an artist or athlete

3. “Hear it on the grapevine” means: *

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(A) over hear

(B) hear from a distance

(D) spread rumours

4.The idiom ‘pros and cons’ means: *

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(A) Favourable and unfavourable factors

(B) On the whole

(D) Good condition

5.To try to establish world peace is only ........... *

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(A) a fair play

(B) an oily tongue

(D) a wild goose chase

6.Ever since he was selected, to the national team, he was "on cloud nine".The meaning of idiom: *

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(A) very proud

(B) extremely happy

(D) under suspicion

7.He knows which side his bread is .......... *

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(A) burnt

(B) buttered

(D) white

8.The idiom ‘a bee in one’s bonnet’ means: *

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(A) To be very enterprising

(B) To be very timid and shy

(D) To have a particular idea which occupies one’s thoughts continually

9.He cannot get that contract, it is "a wild goose chase".The meaning of the idiom: *

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(A) desperate

(B) useless effort

(D) good effort

10.It was ................ cats and dogs. *

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(A) rained

(B) raining

(D) had rain

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