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03 - IDIOMS AND PHARESVersión en línea General English por General English 1 A wild goose chase a fruitful search b timely search c useless search d wrong decision 2 A moot point a agreeable b unknown c disputed d unclear 3 All agog a avoid b contentment c unsystematically d amazed 4 An axe to grind a to act bravely b to act like a fool c to have a selfish motive d to take risk 5 A drop in a bucket a as much as possible b nothing at all c a handsome amount d a very insignificant amount 6 A dark horse a an unknown entry b a wild animal c a black horse d a front runner 7 Like a cakewalk a smooth surface b pleasant experience c easy task d active 8 All eyes a watching with anger b watching eagerly c watching with no interest d not watching at all 9 In weal and woe a In sad and gloomy days b In happiness and good times c In prosperity and adversity d In despair and failture 10 A green horn a Uneducated person b Inexperienced person c Clever person d Skilled person 11 Bag and baggage a with burden b without any aim c without happiness d with all of one's possessions 12 In cold blood a in cold weather b deliberately c when blood was cold d regretfully 13 A skeleton in the cupboard a A popular fact which is not hidden b A popular fact to be kept secret c An embarrassing fact not to be kept secret d An embarrassing fact to be kept secret 14 Fly into passion a To be aggressive at times b To become aggressive often c To become angry suddenly d To be always angry 15 Beat around the bush a avoid praising someone and demean b avoid the main point by talking in a roundabout way c avoid saying what you mean, usually because it is not funny d avoid using foul words to make someone uncomfortable 16 Fair and square a Honestly b Fair skinned c Being vague d Good looking 17 At an arm's length a away from each other b at a distance c under wraps d alert and prepared 18 Cut a poor fingure a In a poor state b To put a good impression c To put a bad impression d bad physical form 19 Bear the palm a to bring joyful news b to lose a game c to advocate peace d to be a winner 20 In hot waters a To be in trouble b To dip in hot water c To be in a hot climate d To feel relaxed 21 The lecture by the French professor seemed (Latin and Greek) to the young students. a Interesting b Lucid c Unblased d Incomprehensible 22 On the ball a To be alert b Doing a bad job c Doing an average job d To be lazy 23 Yellow bellies a Zealots b Cowards c Sceptics d Upset stomachs 24 Born with a silver spoon in mouth a born with a spoon stuck in his mouth b born to riches and luxury c born with a spoon that was not of gold d born to not so rich parents 25 Let the cat out of the bag a openly confess b creating a false story c To allow a secret to be known, usually without intending to d secretly confide 26 Turn over a new leaf a To begin again b To stop finally c To plant a tree d To take a break 27 The future of Kashmir is still a (vexed question) a Important b None of the given options c Controversial d Confused 28 To keep the wolf away from the door a To keep aloof from disputed matters b To guard against wild animals c To guard against enemies d To keep off starvation 29 I have (a feeling in my gut) that her husband is cheating her. a lot of proof b slight hint c strong instinct d strong fear 30 I have (clean hands), so why I should be afraid of any one. a innocent b faulty c hygienic d beautiful

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03 - IDIOMS AND PHARESVersión en línea

por General English

A wild goose chase

A moot point

All agog

An axe to grind

A drop in a bucket

A dark horse

Like a cakewalk

All eyes

In weal and woe

A green horn

Bag and baggage

In cold blood

A skeleton in the cupboard

Fly into passion

Beat around the bush

Fair and square

At an arm's length

Cut a poor fingure

Bear the palm

In hot waters

The lecture by the French professor seemed (Latin and Greek) to the young students.

On the ball

Yellow bellies

Born with a silver spoon in mouth

Let the cat out of the bag

Turn over a new leaf

The future of Kashmir is still a (vexed question)

To keep the wolf away from the door

I have (a feeling in my gut) that her husband is cheating her.

I have (clean hands), so why I should be afraid of any one.