Idioms MCQs with Answers

In for a penny, in for a _?

• A.Dollar
• B.Euro
• C.Pound
• D.Cent

What does the idiom 'Alpha and Omega' signify when used in a context?

• A.The beginning and the end of something
• B.The most important part or core idea of something
• C.A never-ending cycle
• D.A conflict between two forces

Past Paper MCQ

“To face the music” means

• A.To face a musical band
• B.To bear the consequences
• C.To enjoy a concert
• D.To run away from danger

Romp home means?

• A.To arrive late
• B.To play roughly
• C.To run fast
• D.To win easily

Complete the saying: “Don’t count your chickens before they _”?

• A.Fly
• B.Hatch
• C.Lay eggs
• D.Grow

What does the idiom 'apple of discord' refer to?

• A.A sweet fruit
• B.A symbol of peace
• C.A cause of conflict
• D.A sign of love

Don't beat around the bush and tell me frankly what you think of my proposition. Here 'beat around the bush' means?

• A.To speak very loudly
• B.To physically hit a bush
• C.To hurry through a task
• D.To avoid talking about what is important

What does the phrase 'rack and ruin' refer to?

• A.Financial loss
• B.Gradual decay
• C.Complete destruction
• D.Temporary setback

To take a leap in the dark means:

• A.Take a risk without knowing the outcome
• B.Jump into a dark place
• C.Make a sudden decision
• D.Act without thinking

An 'Above Board' person means?

• A.Dishonest
• B.Secretive
• C.Trustworthy
• D.Arrogant