Ans 1. (d) view something with doubt
Ans 2. (b) take decisions fast
Ans 3. (c) put a plan into action
Ans 4. (d) suspected something to be wrong or mysterious
Ans 5. (c) a false or imaginary story
Ans 6. (b) oppose and remove forcefully
Ans 7. (a) is expensive
Ans 8. (d) in a secret manner
Ans 9. (b) a cause of envy and quarrel
Ans 10. (c) awkward and uncomfortable
Ans 11. (b) something unlucky that turns out to be good
Ans 12. (d) to come to the point
Ans 13. (b) get involved in something popular
Ans 14. (c) something that makes a situation unbearable
Ans 15. (c) be ignorant about something
Ans 16. (b) lost the chance
Ans 17. (b) without sentiments or feelings
Ans 18. (b) a compulsive desire to travel
Ans 19. (c) to enjoy two fold benefits
Ans 20. (c) achieve two results with a single effort
Ans 21. (d) to make an unfair situation even worse
Ans 22. (d) do exactly what one is expected to do
Ans 23. (d) are brave
Ans 24. (a) something one doesn't like or prefer
Ans 25. (b) to be in a difficult situation
Ans 26. (c) started talking
Ans 27. (b) exercise his influence
Ans 28. (d) sudden shock
Ans 29. (a) interfere in
Ans 30. (a) pretending to be sincere & sympathetic
1. What are idioms and why are they important in language? | ![]() |
2. Can you provide examples of common idioms and their meanings? | ![]() |
3. How can understanding idioms benefit students in their studies? | ![]() |
4. Are there cultural differences in idioms, and how do they affect communication? | ![]() |
5. How can students practice using idioms in their daily conversations? | ![]() |