English Idioms and Phrases : All SSC Exams Previous Years Objective Solved Questions Set 10

 

Q.1:- Caught red-handed ?

  1. Caught by mistake
  2. Caught with a red-handkerchief
  3. Found wounded
  4. Discovered in the act of doing

Q.2:- Red-tape ?

  1. Official procedures causing delay
  2. Label red for something dangerous
  3. To be cleared very fast
  4. A procedure for close scrutiny

Q.3:- At twenty, he was already going as bald as a cue ball ?

  1. Partially bald
  2. Not bald
  3. Completely bald
  4. Crazy

Q.4:-She wrangled over an ass’s shadow ?

  1. Did unnecessary work
  2. Quarreled like fools
  3. Sat on the shadow of the ass
  4. Quarreled over trifles

Q.5:-  The team captain was at sixes and sevens regarding his winning strategy ?

  1. Careless
  2. Confident
  3. Confused
  4. Courageous

Q.6:- Make one’s mark ?

  1. Distinguish oneself
  2. Score high marks
  3. Highlight something in a page
  4. Reveal something

Q.7:- Face the music ?

  1. Be applauded
  2. Be ridiculed
  3. Be punished
  4. Be dismissed

Q.8:- Do a roaring trade ?

  1. In the animal business
  2. Highly successful
  3. In the habit of shouting at others
  4. Extremely reluctant

Q.9:- Wet behind the ears ?

  1. Skillful
  2. Young and rich with experience
  3. Young and without much experience
  4. Hearing impaired

Q.10:- To put a spoke in one’s wheel

  1. To repair one’s cycle
  2. To hinder
  3. To trip a rider
  4. To add an extra wheel

Q.11:- To work on this project is like flogging a dead horse ?

  1. Harp upon a question that has been settled
  2. Dragging something too far
  3. Over-spending money
  4. None of these
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Q.12:- take the bull by the horns ?

  1. Crush something with a heavy hand
  2. Grapple the situation courageously
  3. Close your eyes and attack the bull
  4. Take defensive measures to deal with a crisis

Q.13:- Put two and two together ?

  1. Bad at mathematics
  2. Poor financial condition
  3. Reason logically
  4. Forget something

Q.14:- A dark horse ?

  1. A wild animal
  2. A black horse
  3. An unknown entry
  4. A front runner

Q.15:- Drag one’s feet ?

  1. Make something more complicated
  2. Expedite
  3. Be reluctant to act
  4. Stop working

Q.16:- Selling like hot cakes ?

  1. To have a good season
  2. To become as planned
  3. To have a very slow sale
  4. To have a very good sale

Q.17:- Button her lip ?

  1. Tell us more
  2. Stop talking
  3. Invite us too
  4. Enjoy herself

Q.18:- At sea ?

  1. Journey
  2. At a loss
  3. Surprise
  4. Sad

Q.19:- When he saw the snake he took to his heels ?

  1. Ran away in fear
  2. Went slowly
  3. Walked in fear
  4. Jumped fast

Q.20:- we shouldn’t look down upon the wretched of the earth ?

  1. Sympathise with
  2. Hate intensely
  3. Be indifferent to
  4. Regard with contempt

Q.21:- To have a green thumb means ?

  1. One’s nails are painted green
  2. One is artistic
  3. To have a natural interest in gardening
  4. One has a green tattoo on the thumb

Q.22:- They made no bones about acknowledging their debt to his genius ?

  1. Did not have any hesitation in
  2. Did not have any faith in
  3. Demanded compensation for
  4. Had problems in
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Q.23:- If he phones again, I am going to give him a piece of my mind ?

  1. To be nice to him
  2. To take revenge on him
  3. To reprimand him
  4. To support him

Q.24:- to steer clear of ?

  1. Drive carefully
  2. Avoid
  3. Explain clearly
  4. Escape

Q.25:- to weight up the pros and cons is to ?

  1. Measure the ingredient
  2. Observe etiquette
  3. Consider all facts
  4. Postpone action