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Idioms MCQs with Answers
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- 481.
Past Paper MCQ
The idiom: The Alpha and Omega means?
- 482.
He is a liar, you should take his statement _?
- 483.
Choose the meaning of the idiomatic phrase: Not turn a hair means?
- 484.
What does the idiom 'let sleeping dogs lie' suggest one should do?
- 485.
The idiom "The Alpha and Omega" means:
- 486.
What does the idiom 'keep one's fingers crossed' mean?
- 487.
‘Be under the scanner’ means _?
- 488.
He had rebuked her and she burst into ?
- 489.
What does the idiom 'little by little' mean?
- 490.
What does the idiom 'to run amuck' mean?