This document appears to be a practice test for an exam containing 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of English idioms and phrases. The questions cover the meanings of common idiomatic expressions and phrases in English. The document provides the question, potential multiple choice answers for each question, and tests understanding of idiomatic expressions and their meanings in context.
This document appears to be a practice test for an exam containing 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of English idioms and phrases. The questions cover the meanings of common idiomatic expressions and phrases in English. The document provides the question, potential multiple choice answers for each question, and tests understanding of idiomatic expressions and their meanings in context.
This document appears to be a practice test for an exam containing 50 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of English idioms and phrases. The questions cover the meanings of common idiomatic expressions and phrases in English. The document provides the question, potential multiple choice answers for each question, and tests understanding of idiomatic expressions and their meanings in context.
Lalbag, Rangpur. Cont. 01737-341537 Full marks: 50 Idioms & Phrase-All Time: 25 Minutes 1. ‘An ordinance’ is – a. a book b. an arms factory c. a newspaper d. a law 2. ‘De facto’ means- a. de jure b. two frinds c. In fact/ in reality d. surely 3. ‘To sit on the fence’ a. to keep away b. to be in danger c. to remain neutral d. to guard someone 4. Idiom ‘silver lining’ means – a. hope b. white line c. silver plated d. white colour 5. ‘Wear and tear’ means - a. clothing b. disbursement c. depreciation d. accumulation 6. ÔTo breathe one's last' means- a. to sleep b. to breathe c. to suffer d. to die 7. He comes to me from –– . a. head to feet b. bad to worse c. time to time d. time immemorial 8. The phrase ‘sine die’ means- a. fixed b. uncertain c. unknown d. changing 9. He learnt the poem ___ heart. a. with b. in c. by d. at 10. The idiom ‘let the things slide’ means – a. ignore b. lose gradually c. reveal a secret d. set free 11. ‘To meet trouble half way’ means - a. To be puzzled b. To get nervous c. To be disappointed d. To bear up 12. ‘Pivotal questionÕ - a. The relevant question b. The question which was asked before c. A question for future d. The most important question 13. ‘Ruminant’ means - a. Cud-chewing animal b. soup c. Gossip d. noise- maker 14. ‘Rack and ruin’- a. successful b. debt c. destroyed d. ransacked 15. The term “Lingua franca” means- a. The French language b. Language of brothers c. The common language d. The first language 16. ‘At first blush’ a. at first sight b. to be the first c. in the beginning d. immediately 17. The principal is –– in the college. a. all in all b. all and sundry c. all the same d. all at once 18. ‘Bill of fare’ is- a. A chart of bus fare b. A price list c. A valuable document d. A list of dishes at restaurant. 19. The idiom 'be all and end all' means: a. by any means b. supreme aim c. whatever happens d. everything 20. The words ‘Block Head’ means - a. Foolish b. A quiet person c. Clever d. A dangerous person 21. Those customers are __ the most demanding we’ve ever had. a. so far b. by far c. from far d. since far 22. “To beg the question” means - a. to refer b. to refer for granted c. to raise objections d. to be discussed 23. ‘Call to mind’ means – a. fantasize b. attend c. remember d. request 24. “Call in question” means - a. problem b. die c. doubt d. optimum 25. ‘Dog days’ means– a. a period of being carefree b. a period of having youthful flings c. a period of misfortune d. hot weather 26. Do come and visits us the next time you’re in Dhaka. a. enter b. pay visit c. show up d. Encounter 27. ‘To end in smoke’ means- a. To create fire b. To go through suffering c. To come to nothing d. To see five 28. ‘First language’ means the – language. a. important b. main c. natural d. official 29. ÔFag end’ means – a. The last part b. Forggy c. Cut a bad figure d. Unfair 30. ‘Fall into line’ means- a. Agree b. Disagree c. Honest d. Brave 31. ‘To get along with’ means- a. To adjust b. to accompany c. to interest d. to walk 32. What is the meaning of the idiom ‘a gala day’ – a. a day of brief b. a rainy day c. a relevent day d. a day of festivity 33. “A great deal” means – a. great things b. a lot c. a few thing d. almost everything 34. ‘Hold water’ means – a. Keep water b. Drink water c. Bear examination d. Store water. 35. ‘Head and Ears’ means – a. effective b. close c. complete d. attention e. sink 36. ‘To keep one's head’ means- a. to save oneself b. to be self respectful c. to keep calm d. none to these 37. ‘In no time’ means- a. very quickly b. never c. life time d. hardly 38. “In a nutshell” means- a. elaborately b. briefly c. abnormally d. completely 39. You will know the truth ___ . a. on good time b. in good time c. at good time d. in the good time 40. “In high spirits” means – a. tensed b. cheerful c. worried d. vibrant 41. ‘Look blank’ means – a. look at blank space b. firm in heart c. bewildered d. unmindful 42. His ____ pleased us all. a. slow coach b. silver spoon c. weal and woe d. maiden speech 43. ÔNip in the bud - a. beginning b. destroy at the very beginning c. bed of rose d. rare up 44. The phrase “nouveau riche” means – a. Riche rich b. Well of c. New high class d. New rich 45. 'Once in a blue moon' means– a. always b. very rarely c. nearly d. hourly 46. The phrase ‘over and again’ means- a. once more b. again c. wonderful d. once 47. ‘Olive Branch’ means – a. Ingredient of cooking oil b. Oil made of olive fruit c. Symbol of flattery d. Symbol of peace 48. To understand it, read –– the lines. a. behind b. without c. between d. with 49. The expression ‘take into account’ means- a. count numbers b. consider c. think seriously d. assess 50. He fought –– to defeat the enemy. a. tooth and nail b. set out c. to and fro d. to the quick আগামীকালের পরীক্ষার সিলেবাি All Foreign Phrases