Idioms MCQs with Answers

The idiom 'To bite the bullet' means?

• A.To experience physical pain
• B.To avoid a difficult situation
• C.To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage
• D.To make a quick decision

Idiom: "To take a leaf out of someone's book" means ?

• A.To criticize someone openly
• B.To imitate someone in a particular way
• C.To steal someone's property
• D.To write a book like someone else

What is the meaning of the idiomatic phrase "pick to pieces"?

• A.Praise someone
• B.Select carefully
• C.Repair something
• D.Analyse critically

Choose the meaning of Idiom/Phrase: Amna might scream blue murder, but I feel Fatima should get the promotion since she is better qualified for the job?

• A.To complain loudly about a minor issue
• B.To shout for help
• C.To feel extremely angry
• D.Make a great deal of noise and object vehemently

She has been ill but now she is back in _ .

• A.Circulation
• B.Rotation
• C.Repetition
• D.Revolution

What does the idiom 'be out of date' mean?

• A.To be no longer current or in fashion
• B.To be ahead of its time
• C.To be exactly on time
• D.To be hidden or lost

What does it mean to 'be beside oneself' with something?

• A.To be extremely happy
• B.To be physically present
• C.To be extremely worried or upset
• D.To be confused

What does the idiom 'get a grip on oneself' mean?

• A.To hold something tightly
• B.To control one's emotions and behave calmly
• C.To understand a difficult concept
• D.To seize an opportunity

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The idiom 'piece of cake' means ?

• A.Difficult task
• B.Easy task
• C.Delicious food
• D.Small portion

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Idiom: Rule of Thumb means?

• A.A scientific principle
• B.A legal rule
• C.A strict regulation
• D.A rough estimate