IDIOMS (Set-5)

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1➤ The phrase Black Sheep means: (Asssistant Grade II Kerala State Beverages - 2009)

Sheep that is blackGood personMisfit Sheep that is bad

2➤ Beware of the wolf in sheep's skin. The closest meaning to this idiom is: (Asssistant Grade II Kerala State Beverages - 2009)

Hypocrite Hippocrite Hippocrete Hypocrete

3➤ The idiom it's call Greek and Latin to me means. (Asssistant Grade II Kerala State Beverages 2009)

Something I understandSomething I didn't understandSomething simpleSomething easy

4➤ The thief was caught _____ the suitable idiom is: (Asssistant Grade II Kerala State Beverages 2009)

Red handed Blue handed Green handed Yellow handed

5➤ Mukesh and Anil decided to bury the hatchet. What do you mean by "bury the hatchet"? (Sub Inspector (Trainee) -2010)

bury the treasuresbecome reconciled stop all businessmove court

6➤ Choose the correct idiom of the words underlined: (FEMALE WARDEN -2010) The manager 'refused to consider' the demands of the workers.

shut the door onshut the door of shut of the door on shut down the door of

7➤ Choose the meaning of the idiom 'Bone of contention'. (Reserve Conductor (NCA) 2010)

unexpected and unpleasant subject of dispute of quarrel with ideas too advanced zenith of anger excitement.

8➤ The idiom 'dog's life' means. (VEO, NCA 2010)

a happy lifea free life a miserable lifean easy life

9➤ The idiom par excellence means. (VEO, NCA 2010)

far below average above averageabove all

10➤ He decided to fight for justice ______. (LDC ALP 2011)

in all costs at all costs to all costs from all costs

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