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
Fill in the blank: ‘The negotiations were a _________, with.
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A. cakewalkB. boonC. stalemateD. free-for-all
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Fill in the blank: ‘Despite his initial reservations, he decided.
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A. take a rain checkB. take the bull by the hornsC. beat around the bushD. bury the hatchet
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What does the idiom ‘to spill the beans’ mean? |.
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A. To make a messB. To tell a secretC. To be very tiredD. To work hard
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What does the idiom ‘a chip on your shoulder’ mean?
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A. Feeling happy and cheerfulB. Being very calm and collectedC. Having a grudge and being easily provokedD. Being extremely generous and helpful
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Fill in the blank: ‘Despite his initial hesitation, he finally.
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A. take the plungeB. walk the plankC. bite the bulletD. jump the gun
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What does the idiom ‘keep your chin up’ mean? |.
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A. To be pessimisticB. To give upC. To stay positive and strongD. To feel discouraged
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What does the idiom ‘break the ice’ mean? | break.
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A. To cause a fightB. To ruin a partyC. To make a situation less tenseD. To completely freeze up
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What does the idiom ‘a blessing in disguise’ mean? |.
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A. A serious problemB. A minor inconvenienceC. Something good that comes from something badD. A wasted opportunity
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What does the idiom ‘add fuel to the fire’ mean?
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A. To calm a situation downB. To make a situation betterC. To make a situation worseD. To ignore a problem
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What does the idiom ‘to get something off your chest’.
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A. To keep a secretB. To forget a problemC. To express a burdening concernD. To ignore a problem