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Idioms & Phrases

English - idiom or phrase
121. fill in the blank with the most appropriate phrasal verb –Raja Ram Mohan Roy urged Indians to………….. (do) untouchability.
  • B. do away with
  • A. do at
  • C. do upon
  • D. do without
122. After ten years war, China gave in. (Choose the correct meaning of the underlined phrasal verb)
  • D. won
  • C. surrendered
  • A. started afresh.
  • B. refrained
123. From the following options, choose the correct phrase to fill in the blank space:The owner of the house ------- and gave us a bed for the night when our car broke down.
  • D. took us for
  • C. took us on
  • A. took us in
  • B. took us off
124. Choose the correct meaning of the Italicised Idiom. That young fellow was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
  • D. Have a spoon in mouth when born.
  • C. Refused to yield.
  • A. Born in wealth and luxury.
  • B. To be very active.
125. Replace the underlined words with a single most appropriate word from the options given below:Passengers should not get-off from a moving train.
  • D. alight
  • B. climb
  • C. crowd
  • A. walk
126. Give meaning of the following idiom :A man of straw
  • A. A man of no substance
  • D. A reasonable person
  • B. A very active person
  • C. A worthy fellow
127. Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom from the four options :To be “under the weather” :
  • D. feel unwell
  • B. choosing seasonally
  • A. feel guilty
  • C. being undecided
128. Choose the correct meaning of the Italicised Idiom. They are at daggers drawn:
  • B. Friendship
  • C. Friendly with each other
  • A. Strained relations
  • D. Helpful to each other
129. Fill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb :The rich should not ______ the poor.
  • C. look into
  • B. look under
  • D. look up
  • A. look down upon
130. Choose the option that best explains the given idiom : “At sixes and sevens”
  • C. in confusion
  • D. at an allocated time
  • A. at a certain position
  • B. during infancy