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

List I (Idioms)	List II (Meanings)
(A) One's Achilles' heel	(I) To make peace
(B) Bury the hatchet	(II) Unprofitable possession
(C) White elephant	(III) Raise controversy
(D) Hornet's nest	(IV) A weak point

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

List-I	List-II
(Idioms)	(Meanings)
(A) Living in an ivory tower	(I) Too young and inexperienced
(B) Achilles' heel	(II) A weak spot through which one can be hurt
(C) Wet behind the ears	(III) Too weak or unreliable to be depended on
(D) A broken reed	(IV) Protected from difficult and unpleasant features of life

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Choose the correct option to fill in the blank in the following sentence:-

He is not a good lawyer, but he has the ------- so he manages to be much sought after.

From the given options, select the one which rightly identifies the given expression-

To strain every nerve

Choose the most appropriate meaning of the following idiom:

CROSSING THE RUBICON

From the following options, identify the underlined phrase in the given sentence:

It seems as if the designer store has made this bag for someone like me who likes to carry around everything but the kitchen sink.

From the given options choose the word that most clearly explains the idiom-

"To smell a Rat"