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1. “Break the ice” means—

a) To destroy relations
b) To initiate social interaction
c) To end awkwardness forcefully
d) To speak harshly
Answer: To initiate social interaction

2. “Hit the nail on the head” means—

a) To nearly guess correctly
b) To say something exactly right
c) To miss the main idea slightly
d) To criticize harshly
Answer: To say something exactly right

3. “Once in a blue moon” means—

a) Occasionally but regularly
b) Almost never or very rarely
c) Frequently at intervals
d) Once a year
Answer: Almost never or very rarely

4. “A piece of cake” means—

a) Something requiring little effort
b) Something enjoyable but difficult
c) Something expensive
d) Something rare
Answer: Something requiring little effort

5. “Burn the midnight oil” means—

a) To waste resources at night
b) To stay up late working
c) To feel sleepy
d) To work early morning
Answer: To stay up late working

6. “Bite the bullet” means—

a) To avoid a painful duty
b) To accept something difficult bravely
c) To delay a tough decision
d) To ignore danger
Answer: To accept something difficult bravely

7. “Call it a day” means—

a) To begin something new
b) To stop working for the day
c) To postpone work temporarily
d) To celebrate completion
Answer: To stop working for the day

8. “Cry over spilt milk” means—

a) To regret something that cannot be undone
b) To complain about minor issues
c) To feel sad over loss
d) To express anger
Answer: To regret something that cannot be undone

9. “Cut corners” means—

a) To follow proper methods
b) To do something cheaply or carelessly
c) To reduce time efficiently
d) To take a shortcut wisely
Answer: To do something cheaply or carelessly

10. “Face the music” means—

a) To enjoy consequences
b) To accept punishment or criticism
c) To perform publicly
d) To avoid responsibility
Answer: To accept punishment or criticism

11. “Get out of hand” means—

a) To be managed properly
b) To become uncontrollable
c) To be handled carefully
d) To be delayed
Answer: To become uncontrollable

12. “Give someone the cold shoulder” means—

a) To insult directly
b) To ignore deliberately
c) To reject politely
d) To argue openly
Answer: To ignore deliberately

13. “Hit the sack” means—

a) To lie down suddenly
b) To go to bed
c) To rest briefly
d) To stop working temporarily
Answer: To go to bed

14. “In hot water” means—

a) To feel uncomfortable
b) To be in serious trouble
c) To be physically hot
d) To face minor issues
Answer: To be in serious trouble

15. “Let the cat out of the bag” means—

a) To reveal a secret unintentionally
b) To expose something intentionally
c) To hide information
d) To confuse others
Answer: To reveal a secret unintentionally

16. “On cloud nine” means—

a) Slightly pleased
b) Extremely happy
c) Calm and relaxed
d) Dreaming
Answer: Extremely happy

17. “Pull someone’s leg” means—

a) To insult someone
b) To joke or tease
c) To deceive seriously
d) To harm physically
Answer: To joke or tease

18. “Sit on the fence” means—

a) To delay decision-making
b) To avoid taking sides
c) To observe carefully
d) Both A & B
Answer: Both A & B

19. “Spill the beans” means—

a) To reveal secret information
b) To disclose partially
c) To hint something
d) To confuse others
Answer: To reveal secret information

20. “The ball is in your court” means—

a) You are responsible to act next
b) You have lost the chance
c) You must wait
d) You are in trouble
Answer: You are responsible to act next

21. “Under the weather” means—

a) Slightly ill
b) Completely exhausted
c) Mentally upset
d) Physically weak but active
Answer: Slightly ill

22. “Cost an arm and a leg” means—

a) Extremely cheap
b) Very expensive
c) Moderately priced
d) Worthless
Answer: Very expensive

23. “Add fuel to the fire” means—

a) To intensify a problem
b) To solve a problem
c) To start a new issue
d) To calm a situation
Answer: To intensify a problem

24. “Back to square one” means—

a) To revise plan
b) To restart from beginning
c) To improve situation
d) To delay action
Answer: To restart from beginning

25. “Birds of a feather flock together” means—

a) Opposites attract
b) Similar people associate together
c) People avoid differences
d) Groups form randomly
Answer: Similar people associate together

26. “Burn bridges” means—

a) To end relationships permanently
b) To weaken connections
c) To ignore people
d) To improve ties
Answer: To end relationships permanently

27. “By hook or by crook” means—

a) By fair means
b) By any possible means
c) By illegal ways only
d) By chance
Answer: By any possible means

28. “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch” means—

a) Avoid planning
b) Don’t assume success prematurely
c) Be confident
d) Ignore future
Answer: Don’t assume success prematurely

29. “Every cloud has a silver lining” means—

a) All situations are bad
b) Hope exists in difficulties
c) Problems increase
d) Success is rare
Answer: Hope exists in difficulties

30. “Go the extra mile” means—

a) To overwork unnecessarily
b) To do more than required
c) To waste effort
d) To delay work
Answer: To do more than required

31. “Kill two birds with one stone” means—

a) To complete two tasks with one effort
b) To fail both tasks
c) To waste resources
d) To delay tasks
Answer: To complete two tasks with one effort

32. “Make a long story short” means—

a) To explain in detail
b) To summarize briefly
c) To skip important points
d) To confuse listeners
Answer: To summarize briefly

33. “No pain, no gain” means—

a) Success without effort
b) Effort is necessary for success
c) Avoid hardship
d) Gain without struggle
Answer: Effort is necessary for success

34. “Out of the blue” means—

a) Suddenly and unexpectedly
b) Slowly
c) Predictably
d) Rarely
Answer: Suddenly and unexpectedly

35. “Practice makes perfect” means—

a) Practice is optional
b) Continuous practice leads to mastery
c) Talent is enough
d) Practice wastes time
Answer: Continuous practice leads to mastery

36. “The early bird catches the worm” means—

a) Late starters succeed
b) Early action leads to success
c) Timing doesn’t matter
d) Luck matters more
Answer: Early action leads to success

37. “Time flies” means—

a) Time passes quickly
b) Time stops
c) Time is slow
d) Time is constant
Answer: Time passes quickly

38. “Too many cooks spoil the broth” means—

a) Teamwork improves work
b) Excess involvement ruins result
c) Cooking is easy
d) Cooperation is useless
Answer: Excess involvement ruins result

39. “When pigs fly” means—

a) Possible someday
b) Impossible
c) Rarely possible
d) Likely
Answer: Impossible

40. “A storm in a teacup” means—

a) A major crisis
b) Overreaction to a small issue
c) Serious argument
d) Natural disaster
Answer: Overreaction to a small issue

41. “At sixes and sevens” means—

a) Organized
b) Confused and disordered
c) Calm
d) Balanced
Answer: Confused and disordered

42. “Black sheep” means—

a) A respected person
b) A disgraceful member
c) A leader
d) A follower
Answer: A disgraceful member

43. “Cold feet” means—

a) Fear before action
b) Physical coldness
c) Confidence
d) Anger
Answer: Fear before action

44. “Elephant in the room” means—

a) Obvious issue ignored
b) Hidden problem
c) Minor issue
d) Imaginary fear
Answer: Obvious issue ignored

45. “Fish out of water” means—

a) Comfortable situation
b) Feeling out of place
c) Strong position
d) Happy state
Answer: Feeling out of place

46. “In the blink of an eye” means—

a) Slowly
b) Instantly
c) Eventually
d) Rarely
Answer: Instantly

47. “Jump on the bandwagon” means—

a) Lead a trend
b) Follow popular trend
c) Oppose trend
d) Create confusion
Answer: Follow popular trend

48. “Miss the boat” means—

a) Catch opportunity
b) Lose opportunity
c) Delay decision
d) Travel late
Answer: Lose opportunity

49. “Pull yourself together” means—

a) Lose control
b) Regain composure
c) Get help
d) Relax fully
Answer: Regain composure

50. . “Go the extra mile” means—

a) To overwork unnecessarily
b) To do more than required
c) To waste effort
d) To delay work
Answer: To do more than required

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