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Identify the meaning of the Idioms. Choose the appropriate option.

The speaker gave a bird's eye view of the political condition in the country.

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Choose the appropriate idiom to replace the underlined part of sentence.

He has taken his loss so seriously that he fell sick.

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CROSSING THE RUBICON

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helter skelter

Match the idioms with most appropriate meaning

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Match List - I with List - II.

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From the given options, choose the one that rightly explains the following idiom :

to call a spade a spade

(A) to speak rudely

(B) to speak directly

(C) to speak diplomatically

(D) to speak frankly

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

Bury your head in the sand

Complete the sentence by using the suitable idiom/ phrase from the following options :

Harry boasted about scoring the highest marks in his class but when he saw the results, he had to _____.

The idiom 'To be thick in the head' means:

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

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Match List - I with List - II to complete the sentences in the table.

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Match List - I with List - II to make a meaningful sentence.

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Find the correct meaning for the underlined Idiom.

The proposal was rejected with one voice.

(A) unanimously

(B) unconsciously

(C) shouted

(D) with lot of noise

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Mark the correct meaning of the underlined idiom in the following sentence.

"He is as hard as a nail, never moved by anything.."

Match List - I with List - II.

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

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Replace the underlined words with an Idiom from the following options :

I suspect that the thief has sent the policemen on a foolish and fruitless search.

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The thief was beaten black and blue by the people. To beat black and blue means - To beat _______.

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Sanya kept blowing her own trumpet throughout the party.

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

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Choose the option that conveys the nearest meaning of the idiom - At sixes and sevens

The idiom - "wash your hands of something" means :

Choose the correct option that conveys the meaning of the idiom : 'Achilles' heel' :

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We shall fight tooth and nail for our rights :

Match the Idioms given in List - I with the correct meanings given in List - II.

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Choose the correct Idiom from the options given to complete the sentence :

The boy _______ to the pleadings of his well wishers.

From the given options, select the one which most correctly explains the given expression:

"To smell a rat"

From the given options, select the one which most correctly explains the given expression:

"To take a leap in the dark"