Idioms MCQs with Answers

What does the idiom 'Now and then' mean?

• A.Occasionally
• B.Always
• C.Never
• D.Continuously

The idiom "like a cat on hot bricks" means what?

• A.Very happy
• B.Very nervous
• C.Very angry
• D.Very lazy

Past Paper MCQ

Rack and ruin is?

• A.Repair
• B.Construction
• C.Destruction
• D.Renovation

What is the English translation of the Urdu proverb "Keep your household problems within your household"?

• A.Keep your family matters within the family
• B.Don't wash your dirty linen in public
• C.Mind your own business
• D.All of these

What is the English translation of the Urdu proverb "dhobi ka kutta na ghar ka na ghat ka"?

• A.A dog that belongs to neither the home nor the riverbank
• B.A jack of all trades, master of none
• C.Neither here nor there
• D.A rolling stone gathers no moss

What does the idiom 'at ease' mean when referring to someone's behavior?

• A.Nervous and anxious
• B.Formal and stiff
• C.Relaxed and free from stiffness or anxiety
• D.Restless and impatient

What does the idiom 'to overextend oneself' mean?

• A.To take on more than one can handle
• B.To stretch one's body
• C.To extend a deadline
• D.To expand one's business

What does the phrase 'weighing the pros and cons' mean?

• A.Making a quick decision
• B.Considering the advantages and disadvantages
• C.Ignoring the facts
• D.Taking a risk without thinking

What does the idiom 'backseat driver' refer to?

• A.A person who drives recklessly
• B.A driver who sits in the backseat
• C.A mechanic who repairs cars
• D.A passenger who gives unwanted advice to the driver

Idiom "Eat like a horse" means _?

• A.Eating very little
• B.Eating too excessively
• C.Eating elegantly
• D.Eating quickly