Practice mode / Idioms and Phrases “Drop a dime” means? A Option A: To be an informant B Option B: Almost free. Very cheap C Option C: To stop something at an early stage D Option D: To leave Correct answer A. To be an informant Show answer Report a problem How we write and check questions
Question 01 / Idioms and Phrases “Get your goat” means? A Option A: To pacify someone B Option B: To irritate someone C Option C: To soothe someone D Option D: To Hug someone Correct answer B. To irritate someone Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Idioms and Phrases “Spill the beans”? A Option A: Frivolously performing a simple task B Option B: Reveal someone’s secret C Option C: To stop something at an early stage D Option D: Frivolously performing a simple task Correct answer B. Reveal someone’s secret Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Idioms and Phrases “Wild goose chase”? A Option A: A foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable B Option B: To take credit for something someone else did C Option C: To not take what someone says too seriously; to treat someone’s words with a degree of D Option D: A phrase implying that one is not proficient at performing a particular task and that they should not try to perform the task professionally Correct answer A. A foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Idioms and Phrases “Far cry from” means? A Option A: To present a counter argument B Option B: To take on a task that is way to big C Option C: The show has come to an end. It’s all over D Option D: Very different from Correct answer D. Very different from Show answer Open question
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