Choose the most appropriate option that best expresses the meaning of the following idiom:

A Red Letter Day.

Read the given sentences carefully. Choose the options that demonstrate the most appropriate usage of idioms:

(A) Ever so often, the minority shareholders squeaked and chattered but none of them dared to bell the cat.

(B) My new mop comes with numerous features that help me tidy up the house quickly; it really is a white elephant!

(C) Economic policymakers in Japan seem to be bereft of ideas for shaking the country out of the doldrums.

(D) The young woman, aware of her family's financial constraints, decided to sow her wild oats by getting a part-time job at the library.

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

List-I	List-II
(Idioms)	(Meanings)
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(A) To be at loggerheads	(I) To talk in an ambiguous manner
(B) To beat about the bush	(II) To give credit to someone for their good qualities after they have done something wrong
(C) To give the devil his due	(III) To prevent a problem by stopping it as soon as it starts
(D) To nip in the bud	(IV) To disagree strongly

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Match List - I with List - II to complete the Idiom.

List - I	List - II
(A) To be a	(I) music
(B) A little birdie	(II) wet blanket
(C) Not to see	(III) told me
(D) To face the	(IV) eye to eye

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

List-I	List-II
(Phrasal Verbs)	(Meanings)
(A) apple of someone's eye	(I) make an unenthusiastic attempt
(B) put all your eggs in one basket	(II) a person greatly loved by someone
(C) go through the motions	(III) to admire greatly and be influenced by someone
(D) sit at someone's feet	(IV) depend entirely on the success of one plan

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Match the Idioms given in List I with their meaning in List II

List I (Idiom)	List II (Meaning)
A. Birds of same feather flock together	I. Moving from one great trouble to another trouble
B. Fish out of water	II. Living in difficult & troubled times
C. Don't count your chickens before they hatch	III. Like-minded people stay together
D. From frying pan to fire	IV. Over-optimism is dangerous

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Choose the alternative that best expresses the meaning of the following idiom :

Bury your head in the sand