A. To making
B. Making
C. Makes to
D. Make
✅ Answer: B. Making
Tag: English idioms and phrases MCQs
What does the phrase “Cry over spilt milk” mean?
A. A short explanation
B. Complaining about something that can’t be undone
C. Letting emotions out
D. Being upset over trivial matters
✅ Answer: B. Complaining about something that can’t be undone
Meaning of the idiom “Water under the bridge”:
A. Still water in a pond
B. Something in the past that no longer matters
C. Illegal handling of data
D. A lingering problem
✅ Answer: B. Something in the past that no longer matters
Choose the correct antonym of Velleity:
A. Whim
B. Selenite
C. Galimatias
D. Disinclination
✅ Answer: D. Disinclination
The idiom “Be under the scanner” means:
A. Being closely examined
B. Be under the watchful eye
C. Be under scrutiny
D. All of the above
✅ Answer: D. All of the above
The idiom “Hold the ring” refers to:
A. Monitor a dispute without becoming involved
B. Get involved in a conflict
C. Set an alarm
D. Make ringtones
✅ Answer: A. Monitor a dispute without becoming involved
What does the idiom “Cook the books” mean?
A. Falsify financial records
B. Read/write many books
C. Provide accurate information
D. Reach an agreement
✅ Answer: A. Falsify financial records
The idiom “To carry weight” means:
A. To bewitch
B. To have trouble or grief
C. To have importance
D. To stop permanently
✅ Answer: C. To have importance
The idiom “A bed of roses” means:
A. Comfortable
B. An extremely thin person
C. A difficult thing
D. A big important person
✅ Answer: A. Comfortable
The idiom “A bed of thorns” means:
A. A difficult thing
B. Comfortable
C. An extremely thin person
D. A big important person
✅ Answer: A. A difficult thing
