Idiom “Never-never land” means?
A. A Worthless Place
B. A Useless Situation
C. An Ideal Place
D. Dream Land
Answer
Correct Answer: C. An Ideal Place
Idiom “Cap it All” means?
A. To occur
B. To Seize Everything
C. To Finish
D. To Cover Everything
Answer
Correct Answer: C. To Finish
My mother made tea for all and sundry at home. (Choose the Idiom of all and Sundry)
A. Everybody
B. On a Sunny Day
C. For Guests
D. All of a Sudden
Answer
Correct Answer: A. Everybody
He is busy with his work ___.
A. Ins and Out
B. UP to Neck
C. Up to the Hilt
D. Kith and Kin
Answer
Correct Answer: C. Up to the Hilt
“Up to one’s ears” means?
A. Deeply Involved
B. Totally Free
C. Highly Quarrelsome
D. None of these
Answer
Correct Answer: A. Deeply Involved
Meaning of Idiom: Rack and ruin?
A. Prosperity
B. Affluence
C. Windfall
D. Destruction
Answer
Correct Answer: D. Destruction
The Idiom A bird of Passage is used for?
A. A long Distance
B. Underhand Policy
C. Refers to temporary stay of a person
D. In the open Air
Answer
Correct Answer: C. Refers to temporary stay of a person