A.A private end to serve
B.To fail to arouse interest
C.To have no result
D.To work for both sides
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option A
Idioms and Phrases
To catch a tartar
A.To trap wanted criminal with great difficulty
B.To catch a dangerous person
C.To meet with disaster
D.To deal with a person who is more than one’s match
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To keeps one’s temper
A.To become hungry
B.To be in good mood
C.To preserve ones energy
D.To be aloof from
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option B
To make clean breast of
A.To gain prominence
B.To praise oneself
C.To confess without of reserve
D.To destroy before it blooms
E.None of these
Show AnswerAnswer=Option C
He was undecided. He “let the grass grow under his feet”.
A. loitered around
B. stayed out
C. sat unmoving
D. moved away
Show AnswerAnswer= Option A
Pull your socks up:
A. To get ready
B. To finish
C. To start
D. To improve
Show AnswerAnswer= Option D
“Cap it all” means:____________? A. To cover everything B. To seize everything C. To finish D. To occur [expand title="Show Answer"]Answer= Option C [/expand]
“Cap it all” means:____________?
A. To cover everything
B. To seize everything
C. To finish
D. To occur
Show AnswerAnswer= Option C
A. To cover everything
B. To seize everything
C. To finish
D. To occur
Show AnswerAnswer= Option C
“Never-never land” means:_____________?
A. An ideal pace
B. Dream land
C. A worthless place
D. A useless situation
Show AnswerAnswer= Option A
“Hornet’s nest” means:___________?
A. A bee’s house
B. A violent situation
C. A good situation
D. A dangerous place
Show AnswerAnswer= Option B
To make clean breast of ________?
A. To gain prominence
B. To praise oneself
C. To confess without of reserve
D. To destroy before it blooms
Show AnswerAnswer= Option C