Idioms MCQs with Answers

"Best of both worlds" means:

• A.A situation where one has to choose between two good options
• B.A situation wherein someone has the privilege of enjoying two different opportunities
• C.A situation where both options are equally bad
• D.A situation where one loses both opportunities

What does the idiom 'ring a bell' suggest when someone says 'Does that name ring a bell'?

• A.To cause anger
• B.To make a loud noise
• C.To be completely forgotten
• D.To sound familiar

What does the idiom 'let your freak flag fly' encourage someone to do?

• A.To hide unusual behavior from others
• B.To display unusual or eccentric behavior proudly
• C.To follow social norms strictly
• D.To avoid standing out in a crowd

Idiom: To lose face means:

• A.To be humiliated
• B.To disappear
• C.To be defeated
• D.To be angry

Past Paper MCQ

Complete the proverb: "A leopard cannot change its _"

• A.stripes
• B.spots
• C.colors
• D.skin

What does the idiom 'lay one's cards on the table' mean?

• A.To hide one's true feelings
• B.To gamble recklessly
• C.To be open and honest about one's intentions
• D.To play a card game

Idiom "To make amend for" means _?

• A.To make a mistake
• B.To compensate for damage
• C.To apologize verbally
• D.To forget an error

Your guess is as good as mine means?

• A.To have a good guess
• B.To be confident about something
• C.To have no idea
• D.To make an educated guess

What does the idiom 'bring home the bacon' imply?

• A.To purchase groceries
• B.To earn a living or succeed
• C.To cook a meal
• D.To return home early

What is the meaning of the idiom “To go Greek”?

• A.To adopt a Greek lifestyle
• B.To speak Greek
• C.To split the bill (in restaurants)
• D.To join a fraternity