Practice mode / Idioms and Phrases In the armed forces, it is considered a great privilege to “die in harness”. A Option A: die on a horse back B Option B: die in the battlefield C Option C: die while still working D Option D: die with honour Correct answer C. die while still working Show answer Report a problem How we write and check questions
Question 01 / Idioms and Phrases Do no trust a man who “blows his own trumpet” A Option A: flatters B Option B: praises others C Option C: admonishes others D Option D: praises himself Correct answer D. praises himself Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Idioms and Phrases It was he who “put a spoke in my wheel”. A Option A: tried to cause an accident B Option B: helped in the execution of the plan C Option C: thwarted in the execution of the plan D Option D: destroyed the plan Correct answer C. thwarted in the execution of the plan Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Idioms and Phrases “Like a sitting duck” means? A Option A: Lazy B Option B: Fat C Option C: Sleepy D Option D: Ignorant Correct answer D. Ignorant Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Idioms and Phrases A bitter pill means? A Option A: Anything causing trouble, discord, or jealousy B Option B: A controversial issue or situation that is awkward or unpleasant to deal with C Option C: A situation or information that is unpleasant but must be accepted D Option D: When an attempt fails, and it’s time to start planning all over again Correct answer C. A situation or information that is unpleasant but must be accepted Show answer Open question
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