Daily MCQs, quiz mode, explanations, and leaderboard practice.

Question Bank

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs

Save your reading progress

Log in to track MCQs you have read and continue where you left off.

Log in · Register

Be pushing up the daisies, means:

A. Live for a long time

B. To be dead

C. Try hard for success

D. Trying something irrelevant

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

Follow hot on the heels of, means:

A. Happen very slowly

B. Happen very soon

C. Happen in hidden manner

D. Happen slow and secretly

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

‘Keep a tight rein on’, means:

A. Exercise strict control over

B. Reign masses by force

C. Ride horse fast

D. Make uncomfortable

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

“Till the cows come home”, means:

A. Until evening time

B. For a very long time

C. Futile efforts everyday

D. Sometimes in a day

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

“In for a penny, in for a pound”, means:

A. Used to say: very expensive to purchase

B. Used to say: finish a project once started at any cost

C. Used to say: leave as soon as possible

D. Used to say: having an intense and selfish desire for wealth or power.

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

‘To put your foot in your mouth’, means:

A. To behave immaturely

B. Compulsively bite or chew your skin

C. Say something unnecessary and embarrassing

D. To remain silent until you are asked to speak

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

‘Paint the town red’, means:

A. Make town colorful

B. Keep something secret

C. Go out and enjoy oneself

D. Show the sign of danger

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

“To keep your nose clean”, means:

A. Drink extra fluids during flu to keep from getting dehydrated

B. Always remain clean and healthy

C. Avoid getting into trouble

D. Be quite and careful

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

Showing 33 to 40 of 233 results