A.A man of no substance
B.A very active person
C.A worthy fellow
D.An unreasonable person
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option A
Idioms and Phrases
A black sheep
A.An unlucky person
B.A lucky person
C.An ugly person
D.A partner who takes no share of the profits
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option E
To beg the question
A.To refer to
B.To take for granted
C.To raise objections
D.To be discussed
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To play second fiddle
A.To be happy, cheerful and healthy
B.To reduce importance of one’s senior
C.To support the role and view of another person
D.To do back seat driving
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option C
To leave someone in the lurch
A.To come to compromise with someone
B.Constant source of annoyance to someone
C.To put someone at ease
D.To desert someone in his difficulties
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option D
To pick holes
A.To find some reason to quarrel
B.To destroy something
C.To criticise someone
D.To cut some part of an item
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option C
To put one’s hand to plough
A.To take up agricultural farming
B.To take a difficult task
C.To get entangled into unnecessary things
D.Take interest in technical work
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To be above board
A.To have a good height
B.To be honest in any business deal
C.They have no debts
D.To try to be beautiful
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To end in smoke
A.To make completely understand
B.To ruin oneself
C.To excite great applause
D.To overcome someone
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To cry wolf
A.To listen eagerly
B.To give false alarm
C.To turn pale
D.To keep off starvation
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B