This category provides multiple choice questions (MCQs) focusing on idioms and phrases, enhancing understanding of their meanings and use in context . Idioms and phrases are essential for nuanced and expressive communication, adding richness and depth to both spoken and written English. The MCQs help learners identify and understand the meanings of various idioms and phrases, improving their comprehension and communication skills. This is valuable for students, professionals, and anyone striving to improve their English language proficiency and improve
What does the idiom ‘spill the beans’ mean? | spill.
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A. To plant evidenceB. To reveal a secretC. To eat a large mealD. To make a difficult decision
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Fill in the blank: ‘After the presentation, she felt a.
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A. accomplishmentB. prideC. reliefD. satisfaction
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What does the idiom ‘cut to the chase’ mean? |.
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A. To start a long journeyB. To avoid a difficult taskC. To get to the main point quicklyD. To make a sudden decision
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Which idiom best describes someone who is always optimistic and.
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A. Keep your chin upB. Look on the bright sideC. Bite the bulletD. Get cold feet
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Fill in the blank: ‘He’s always been a bit of.
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A. chatterboxB. blowhardC. gabberD. busybody
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What does the idiom ‘bury the hatchet’ mean? | bury.
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A. To start a fightB. To hide something valuableC. To end a conflict peacefullyD. To make a difficult decision
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Fill in the blank: ‘After the accident, he had to.
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A. postponeB. cancelC. delayD. abandon
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What does the idiom ‘call it a day’ mean? |.
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A. To start something newB. To continue workingC. To stop working for the dayD. To postpone something
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Which idiom best describes someone who is very skilled and.
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A. GiftedB. SkilledC. A naturalD. Competent
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What does the idiom ‘barking up the wrong tree’ mean?
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A. To be very loud and disruptiveB. To be pursuing a wrong course of actionC. To be very tiredD. To be very happy