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What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Spring a tap”?

A. Pull a prank

B. Initiate a conversation

C. Trick someone into doing or saying something

D. Start an argument

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

Which of the following is a synonym for “square up”?

A. Avoid

B. Confront

C. Ignore

D. Mislead

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

choose the correct meaning of the idiom: ” To plough the sand”.

A. To make the desert bloom

B. To work in vain

C. To do a difficult work

D. To make the desert fertile

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

‘Vent one’s spleen’ means:

A. Express one’s joy

B. Express one’s anger

C. Let something out

D. None of These

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

What does the idiom “to bear the brunt of” mean?

A. To enjoy the benefits of something

B. To take on the main force or impact of something

C. To avoid responsibility

D. To lead a group or effort

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

What does the idiom “have an axe to grind” mean?

A. To have a tool that needs sharpening

B. To be skilled at woodworking

C. To have a personal interest or grievance

D. To be ready for hard work

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

What does the idiom “to bury the hatchet” mean?

A. To hide evidence

B. To end a conflict and make peace

C. To postpone a decision

D. To prepare for battle

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

What does the idiom ‘to call a spade a spade’ mean?

A. To dig for the truth

B. To use the correct tool for the job

C. To speak bluntly and truthfully

D. To disguise the truth with euphemisms

Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago

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