ENGLISH QUIZ
DIRECTIONS : Choose the exact meaning of the Idioms/Phrases.
Q1. The leader must have the lion’s share of the booty.
- the worthy part
- the smaller part
- the larger part
- the stronger part
Q2. The prices are going up by leaps and bounds.
- gradually
- rapidly
- irregularly
- systematically
Q3. His dealings are all above board.
- simple
- friendly
- decent
- open
Q4. She exhibited remarkable sang froid during the crisis.
- composure
- temper
- anger
- irritation
Q5. To play foul
- to oppose others
- to do something wrong
- to tackle carelessly
- to play rough football
Q6. In deep water
- to feel lonely
- to swim in a river
- to act like a coward
- in real trouble
Q7. To be fair and square pays in the long run.
- worthy
- successful
- honest
- honest means
Q8. Flesh and blood can bear it no longer.
- in life
- at the top speed
- warning
- human nature
Q9. The result of the examination dashed my hopes.
- failed
- kill someone
- frustrate
- bring great happiness
Q10. To chew the end.
- to be annoyed
- to cut the end
- start something new
- to think deeply
Q11. Mrs Rashmi has been in the blues for the last several weeks.
- unwell
- abroad
- lonely
- depressed
Q12. The study of insects was a facinating pursuit for him.
- zoology
- entomology
- etymology
- anthropology
Q13. To scale up
- to divide
- to discuss
- to deliver
- to measure
Q14. To see red
- to find fault with
- to criticise others
- to be very angry
- to victimise someone
Q15. Iam just a small fry in the office.
- humorous
- person or thing of little importance
- peon
- a small creature
Q16. The project of building ended in smoke.
- to fall
- to catch fire
- to give no practical result
- ended in the destruction of building
Q17. Believe me , I am all at sea.
- puzzled
- drowning
- very happy
- out of reach
Q18. Oily tongue
- rich food
- strong critic
- flattery
- hungry person
Q19.In this competition there is complete fair play.
- no cheating
- good chances
- honest means
- good name
Q20. He choose the path of religion of his own accord.
- helplessly
- willingly
- forcibly
- half heartedly
-:ANSWERS:-
1ANSWER:C
2ANSWER:B
3ANSWER:D
4ANSWER:A
5ANSWER:B
6ANSWER:D
7ANSWER:C
8ANSWER:D
9ANSWER:C
10ANSWER:D
11ANSWER:D
12ANSWER:B
13ANSWER:D
14ANSWER:A
15ANSWER:B
16ANSWER:A
17ANSWER:A
18ANSWER:C
19ANSWER:A
20ANSWER:B