Idioms MCQs with Answers

Complete the idiom: Bite more than you can _?

• A.Eat
• B.Swallow
• C.Chew
• D.Digest

What does the idiom 'jump at the opportunity' mean?

• A.To hesitate before making a decision
• B.To quickly seize a chance
• C.To miss a golden chance
• D.To carefully evaluate an offer

The phrase 'Burning the midnight oil' means?

• A.Wasting time
• B.Reading by candlelight
• C.Starting a fire
• D.Staying up late to study or work

Idiom "Loaves and fishes" refers to?

• A.Material benefits
• B.Miraculous blessings
• C.Spiritual wealth
• D.None of these

The idiom 'to kick up a storm' means _?

• A.To cause a violent weather event
• B.To create a disturbance or protest
• C.To start a race
• D.To dance energetically

What does the phrase 'Dog in the Manger policy' mean?

• A.A policy that benefits everyone
• B.A policy good for nobody
• C.A policy that benefits only the rich
• D.A policy that is always successful

What does the idiom 'bite off more than one can chew' mean?

• A.To eat more than one's fill
• B.To take on a task that is too big or beyond one's ability
• C.To speak rudely to someone
• D.To be extremely angry

What does the idiom 'to give one the sack' mean?

• A.To give someone a bag
• B.To dismiss someone from employment
• C.To reward someone
• D.To promote someone

What does the idiom 'to hear something straight from the horse's mouth' mean?

• A.To receive information from the original source
• B.To hear gossip from unreliable people
• C.To get news through a middleman
• D.To listen to rumors spread by others