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1.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Green eyes ' ?

A. Jealous
B. To do unnecessary things
C. To indulge in over-refined arguments
D. To be anxious
Answer» B. To do unnecessary things
2.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Point-blank' ?

A. Pointedly
B. To make him humble
C. Useless
D. Simplify the producers
Answer» B. To make him humble
3.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Call a spade a spade ' ?

A. Begin to talk in plain, straight forward terms
B. To be careful one one’s mind
C. Be outspoken in language
D. To defend someone
Answer» D. To defend someone
4.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Clinched the issue ' ?

A. Be outspoken in language
B. To be kept watching for sometime
C. Decided
D. To offer someone a thing which he cannot appreciate
Answer» D. To offer someone a thing which he cannot appreciate
5.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Bird’s eye view ' ?

A. A period of importance
B. General view
C. Wait expectantly
D. To indulge in over-refined arguments
Answer» C. Wait expectantly
6.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Neck out ' ?

A. Allowance made to a lady for her expenses
B. Irrelevant
C. Invite trouble unnecessarily
D. To do a hazardous thing without any idea of the result
Answer» D. To do a hazardous thing without any idea of the result
7.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Rest on my laurels ' ?

A. Jealous
B. Be complacent
C. An obsession about something
D. To be perplexed
Answer» C. An obsession about something
8.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Intends and purposes ' ?

A. Practically
B. Maintaining outward show
C. Bribe paid to secure silence
D. To busy oneself in a way which cannot lead to any profitable result
Answer» B. Maintaining outward show
9.

Which of the following Schemes was launched to provide cooked food to school going children in India so that they are motivated to come to school regularly ?

A. Right to Education
B. Food for Work Scheme
C. Mid-Day Meal Scheme
D. Annapurna Scheme
Answer» D. Annapurna Scheme
10.

what is the meaning of idiom 'High and low ' ?

A. To restrain
B. Exposing innermost feeling to others
C. Work required great effort
D. Everywhere
Answer» E.
11.

what is the meaning of idiom 'A drug in the market ' ?

A. To indulge in over-refined arguments
B. To quarrels over trifles
C. Commodities no in demand
D. To lead a life of dissipation
Answer» D. To lead a life of dissipation
12.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Give a wide berth ' ?

A. prejudice
B. Keep away from
C. To rebuke
D. Cheerful
Answer» C. To rebuke
13.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Fits and stars ' ?

A. Irregularly
B. To harm someone because they have harmed you in the past
C. A lover of woman company
D. to evade disgrace
Answer» B. To harm someone because they have harmed you in the past
14.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Brought to light ' ?

A. To take him as a model
B. Disclose
C. To become confused and over exited
D. To surrender or give up the contest
Answer» C. To become confused and over exited
15.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Mealy-mouthed ' ?

A. Cunning
B. To talk about business or professional affairs
C. To be anxious
D. Wait expectantly
Answer» B. To talk about business or professional affairs
16.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Sum and substance ' ?

A. Summary
B. Decided
C. To surrender or give up the contest
D. An obsession about something
Answer» B. Decided
17.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Moot point ' ?

A. To regard with half-hidden displeasure or contempt
B. A frustrated man
C. With strength and fury
D. A debatable point
Answer» E.
18.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To speak daggers ' ?

A. Practically
B. To speak to a person with hostility
C. A debatable point
D. To ride with furious speed
Answer» C. A debatable point
19.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To get the hang of thing ' ?

A. To understand the meaning of it
B. An inexperienced man
C. Looks indifferent
D. To be afraid
Answer» B. An inexperienced man
20.

what is the meaning of idiom 'Pell-mell ' ?

A. A secret plan
B. In hurried disorder
C. To be careful one one’s mind
D. To hurt some body’s feelings /to play tricks
Answer» C. To be careful one one’s mind
21.

what is the meaning of idiom 'A man of weight ' ?

A. A man of importance
B. Cheerful
C. Distressed
D. To restrain
Answer» B. Cheerful
22.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To give a rap on the knuckles ' ?

A. With strength and fury
B. To give a challenge
C. Commodities no in demand
D. To rebuke
Answer» E.
23.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To ride hell for leather ' ?

A. To offer someone a thing which he cannot appreciate
B. To shift the allegations to
C. To ride with furious speed
D. Fluency of speech
Answer» D. Fluency of speech
24.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To make a shot ' ?

A. To make a guess
B. To die
C. To tip the office boy
D. To live in great comfort and luxury
Answer» B. To die
25.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To put one on one’s mettle ' ?

A. To rouse one to do one’s best
B. Underhand
C. To perseverance when hardships press
D. Commodities no in demand
Answer» B. Underhand
26.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To cry wolf ' ?

A. To raise a false alarm
B. To rebuke
C. To speak to a person with hostility
D. To lose one’s temper
Answer» B. To rebuke
27.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To cut the Gordian knot ' ?

A. To try hard
B. To remove a misapprehension
C. Upright
D. to be victorious
Answer» E.
28.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To have one’s heart in one’s boots' ?

A. Wasted
B. To be deeply depressed
C. Occasionally
D. To be inconsistent
Answer» C. Occasionally
29.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To bear the palm ' ?

A. To produce the proof of something
B. In unsociable
C. To win
D. To regard with half-hidden displeasure or contempt
Answer» D. To regard with half-hidden displeasure or contempt
30.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To give one’s ears ' ?

A. A useless undertaking
B. Simplify the producers
C. To listen carefully
D. To take him as a model
Answer» D. To take him as a model
31.

Which of the following scheme was launched to promote basic education in India and attract children in school going age to attend the classes ?

A. Pulse Polio Abhiyan
B. Operation flood
C. Mid--Day meal scheme
D. Operation Black Board
Answer» D. Operation Black Board
32.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To hang up one’s hat ' ?

A. Cunning
B. To make oneself comfortable in another person’s home
C. To lead a life of dissipation
D. Upset one’s plan
Answer» C. To lead a life of dissipation
33.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To change the colour ' ?

A. Misunderstanding ofeach other’s purposes
B. To shift the allegations to
C. To rouse one to do one’s best
D. Strange person
Answer» C. To rouse one to do one’s best
34.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To strike one’s colours ' ?

A. To offer someone a thing which he cannot appreciate
B. To find oneself in an awkward predicament
C. Has no serious occupation
D. To surrender
Answer» E.
35.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To set he Thames on fire' ?

A. To try to do the impossible
B. To become confused and over exited
C. Strange person
D. By practical experience which is rather rough
Answer» B. To become confused and over exited
36.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To live fast ' ?

A. To harm someone because they have harmed you in the past
B. Cunning
C. Fluency of speech
D. To lead a life of dissipation
Answer» E.
37.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To keep one’s head above eater ' ?

A. To keep out of debt
B. Fluency of speech
C. To calm a quarrel with soothing words
D. To listen carefully
Answer» B. Fluency of speech
38.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To cast the pearl before a swine ' ?

A. to evade disgrace
B. A debatable point
C. To rouse one to do one’s best
D. To offer someone a thing which he cannot appreciate
Answer» E.
39.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To pay off old scores ' ?

A. To be careful one one’s mind
B. A lover of woman company
C. To harm someone because they have harmed you in the past
D. Remember
Answer» D. Remember
40.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To take a leaf out of somebody’s book' ?

A. Squandered lavishly
B. To take him as a model
C. A period of importance
D. To talk about business or professional affairs
Answer» C. A period of importance
41.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To hold a brief for ' ?

A. To defend someone
B. To send away
C. To reveal secret information
D. Keep away from
Answer» B. To send away
42.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To cut the crackle ' ?

A. A lover of woman company
B. To make him humble
C. To stop talking and start
D. Passed the crisis
Answer» D. Passed the crisis
43.

what is the meaning of idiom 'By the rule of thumb ' ?

A. Everything without distinction
B. A secret plan
C. A period of importance
D. By practical experience which is rather rough
Answer» E.
44.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To talk shop ' ?

A. By practical experience which is rather rough
B. To send away
C. To talk about business or professional affairs
D. To catch somebody of guard
Answer» D. To catch somebody of guard
45.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To oil the knocker' ?

A. Had not effect
B. In difficulties
C. To tip the office boy
D. Exposing innermost feeling to others
Answer» D. Exposing innermost feeling to others
46.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To mind one’s P’s and Q’s ' ?

A. Narrowly
B. To be careful one one’s mind
C. To be afraid
D. Everything without distinction
Answer» C. To be afraid
47.

what is the meaning of idiom 'A fool’s errand ' ?

A. A useless undertaking
B. Squandered lavishly
C. Earnest /sincere
D. To make him humble
Answer» B. Squandered lavishly
48.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To cool one’s heels' ?

A. To gain experience
B. To remove a misapprehension
C. In dispute
D. To be kept watching for sometime
Answer» E.
49.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To put somebody in his place ' ?

A. To restrain
B. To make him humble
C. An insincere
D. Thirteen
Answer» C. An insincere
50.

what is the meaning of idiom 'To look sharp ' ?

A. Wasted
B. To be quick
C. To calm a quarrel with soothing words
D. To hurt some body’s feelings /to play tricks
Answer» C. To calm a quarrel with soothing words