Match the Idioms in List I with their meanings in List II:

LIST I		LIST II
A. bone of contention	I.	close co-operation
B. under the weather	II.	move on from a fight
C. in cahoots	III.	cause of quarrel
D. bury the hatchet	IV.	slightly unwell

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Which of the following idioms are correct in meaning?

(A). Pay off old scores means to pay the amount back.

(B). Pass the buck means shirk responsibility.

(C). Plough the sands means to work hard.

(D). Play ducks and drakes means to squander money.

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Match the idioms in List-I with their meanings given in List-II

List-I		List-II
A.	At daggers drawn	I.	To go through a dangerous experience
B.	Die is cast	II.	In a state of bitter enmity
C.	Dead as a dodo	III.	An irrevocable step has been taken
D.	To run the gauntlet	IV.	Obsolete

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Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blank in the given sentence:

Please think carefully before you sign the contract, once done you will have _______.

Complete the sentences given in List-I with suitable idioms in List-II:

List-I	List-II
(Sentences)	(Idioms)
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(A) He wants a superior post not to serve people but to	(I) add fuel to the fire
(B) The arrest of the Union head only served to	(II) cut no ice.
(C) He is a miser. To seek donations from him is to	(III) feather his own nest
(D) She pleaded that she was not guilty but her appeals	(IV) flog a dead horse

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Choose the option that best carries the meaning of the underlined idiom.

He decided to throw in the towel after several failed attempts.

Match the idioms given in List-I with their meanings given in List-II:

List-I	List-II
(Idioms)	(Meanings)
(A) Chalk and cheese	(I) faced with a choice between two risky courses of action
(B) A chip off the old block	(II) to get or make something quickly
(C) Between the devil and the deep blue sea	(III) very different
(D) Rustle something up	(IV) someone who is very like one of his parents in personality

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