Idioms MCQs with Answers

The idiom 'To play ducks and drakes' means what?

• A.To use recklessly
• B.To waste money
• C.To skip stones on water
• D.To act foolishly

What does the idiom 'call the shots' mean?

• A.To make the important decisions
• B.To fire a weapon
• C.To give a signal
• D.To make a phone call

What does the idiom "fall flat" mean?

• A.Succeed greatly
• B.Make a loud noise
• C.Fall down physically
• D.Fail to impress

To break the ice means what?

• A.To break something cold
• B.To end a relationship
• C.To start a conversation
• D.To create a disturbance

The idiom 'Apple-Pie' means:

• A.A state of perfect order and neatness
• B.A type of dessert
• C.An American tradition
• D.A cooking style

What does it mean to 'catch someone red-handed'?

• A.To catch someone while they are holding a red object
• B.To catch someone after they have finished a task
• C.To catch someone with red paint on their hands
• D.To catch someone in the act of doing something wrong

What does the idiom 'make yourself at home' suggest you should do?

• A.Clean the house
• B.Relax and be comfortable in someone else's place
• C.Cook a meal
• D.Leave immediately

What does the idiom 'hear on the grapevine' mean?

• A.To listen to music
• B.To hear rumors about something
• C.To eat grapes
• D.To attend a party

What does the term 'jobbery' refer to in a political or business context?

• A.The act of frequent job switching
• B.A type of informal employment agreement
• C.The practice of using a public office for private gain
• D.A system of merit-based promotions

Past Paper MCQ

What does the idiom 'at sixes and sevens' mean?

• A.In a state of confusion or disorder
• B.Completely harmonious
• C.Highly organized
• D.Perfectly aligned