IDIOMS AND PHRASES-7

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idioms 7

1. “To get a windfall” means: *

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(A) to experience sorrow

(B) to be in depression

(D) to earn a bad name

2. “Be in the red” means: *

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(A) found guilty

(B) caught in a sex scandal

(D) in leftist politics

3. “In high spirits” means: *

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(A) confused

(B) cheerful

(D) sad

4. “A baker’s dozen” means: *

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(A) allowance

(B) twelve

(D) compensation

5.His voice gets on my nerves means: *

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(A) makes me ill

(B) pierces my eardrums

(D) irritates me

6.As the master batsman, he supported the team ................ . *

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(A) Through thick and thin

(B) Hand in glove

(D) Beside the mark

7.Jane turned a deaf ear to the advice of her parents means, Jane .............. *

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(A) Deadly opposed her parents

(B) Listened carefully to her parents

(D) Did not pay attention to her parents

8. “Go to the dogs” means: *

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(A) be ruined

(B) search

(D) run fast

9.Hardly a soul knew me in the village where I spent a weekend, means ...................... *

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(A) A few people knew me in the village

(B) I am a well known person in the village

(D) I was very popular in the village

10. “Chicken hearted” means: *

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(A) honestly

(B) friendly

(D) merrily

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