Idioms MCQs with Answers

Idiom: To be rolling in money means:

• A.Very Rich
• B.Borrowing money
• C.Losing money
• D.Counting money

What does the idiom 'to fight tooth and nail' mean?

• A.To run away from a fight
• B.To fight with weapons
• C.To argue verbally
• D.To struggle by all means possible

What does the idiom 'catch someone's eye' mean?

• A.To make eye contact with someone
• B.To attract someone's attention or interest
• C.To wink at someone
• D.To stare at someone angrily

What does the idiom 'under the weather' mean?

• A.To be very happy
• B.To feel ill or not well
• C.To be under the rain
• D.To feel energetic

What does the idiom 'be glad to see the back of' mean?

• A.To be happy to welcome someone
• B.To be pleased to see someone leaving
• C.To feel sad about someone's departure
• D.To ignore someone completely

What does the idiom 'your guess is as good as mine' imply?

• A.We both have the same guess
• B.I have no idea, and neither do you
• C.Your guess is better than mine
• D.My guess is better than yours

The wearer knows where the shoe ?

• A.fits
• B.hurts
• C.pinches
• D.tightens

What does the idiom 'To read the riot act' mean?

• A.To deliver a stern warning or reprimand
• B.To read a legal document aloud
• C.To incite a crowd to violence
• D.To declare a state of emergency

Past Paper MCQ

What does the phrase 'A Jaundiced Eye' mean?

• A.A healthy perspective
• B.A medical condition
• C.A prejudiced person
• D.A jealous outlook

What does the idiom 'make fun of someone or something' mean?

• A.To praise someone or something
• B.To help someone or something
• C.To ignore someone or something
• D.To ridicule or mock someone or something