Idiomatic Expressions Quiz 44 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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📘 Idiomatic Expressions – Quiz 44
1. As for me.
A) For the first time.
B) At last.
C) For me.
D) Through.
2. Being very happy _____ .
A) On cloud nine.
B) In a hot air balloon.
C) Under the weather.
D) Make hay while the sun shines.
3. "I'm over the moon" means _____ .
A) I'm over the moon.
B) Fell from the sky.
C) In the world of the moon.
4. We use the idiom "WHEN PIGS FLY" to agree to each other.
A) True.
B) False.
5. Please stop all the talking. Let us not worry because we can just cross the bridge when we get there.
A) Don't talk about the problem right now.
B) You need to be quiet when crossing a bridge.
C) Crossing a bridge is reall fretful.
D) None of above.
6. I love discussing group projects with Sam, as we both always agree on how we should plan and complete our projects. Which idiomatic expression best explains this situation?.
A) See eye to eye.
B) Turn a blind eye.
C) Keep an eye peeled.
D) None of above.
7. Many of his friends dislike Bobby because he always flashes his wealth and disregards anyone who is poorer than him. Which idiomatic expression best explains Bobby's attitude?.
A) Looks down his nose.
B) Play it by his ear.
C) Has a finger in every pie.
D) None of above.
8. What is the meaning of 'to the word of God'?.
A) According to the word of God.
B) Without the word of God.
C) Before the word of God.
D) Against the word of God.
9. His wife came from a well to do family that's why they can send their children in private school.
A) Sad.
B) Talented.
C) Happy.
D) Rich family.
10. Cat out of the bag.
A) Tell me what you are thinking.
B) Reveal a secret.
C) Pass away.
D) The last in a series of irritating events.
11. What's the meaning of "chip on"?.
A) Relax.
B) Encounter.
C) Cancel.
D) Contribute.
12. One partner returned to town to look after the business.
A) To see.
B) To take care.
13. We use the idiom "A PIECE OF CAKE" when something is easy to do.
A) False.
B) True.
14. The boss welcomed my offer _____ .
A) With open arms.
B) Weal and woe.
C) Off and on.
D) Sum and substance.
15. Don't mess around.
A) Don't beat around the bush.
B) Don't stay enrolation.
C) Go for what matters.
D) None of above.
16. I won't invite Lucy to the party. She's always on the go.
A) Serious.
B) Selfish.
C) Busy.
D) Mad.
17. Idiom:smell a _____ Meaning:To detect something suspicious.
A) Rat.
B) Pig.
C) Hamster.
D) Rodent.
18. Which expression matches with the following definition:'be comfortable and relaxed with'.
A) Be at home with.
B) Not anything to write home about.
C) Take home.
D) To home in.
E) Bring it home to you.
19. Someone or something that is puzzling, or cannot easily be understood.
A) Book closed.
B) Blind leading the blind.
C) Castle in the air.
D) Closed book.
20. Not to be anything to write home about.
A) Not to be anything special.
B) To be something special.
C) To be unpleasant.
D) None of above.
21. To look like.
A) To have air.
B) To be fresh.
C) To appear.
D) To be wrong.
22. I felt alike _____ of some of the most challenging situations I have ever been in.
A) Rubbed shoulders with.
B) Rushed off my feet.
C) Being thrown in at the deep end.
D) Taken aback.
23. We were jammed in the bus with (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) .
A) A not.
24. To be in trouble.
A) Have a trouble.
B) Good mood.
C) Burst into tears.
D) Scream with all your might.
25. How odd!.
A) How awful!.
B) How unfortunate!.
C) How shocking!.
D) How strange!.