Idiom “at one’s wit’s end” means?
A. to understand thoroughly
B. to be puzzled
C. to be a stupid person
D. to behave irrationally
Idioms & Phrases
Idiom “turned a deaf ear to” means?
A. disputed
B. paid attention to
C. To ignore or refuse to listen to someone or something
D. acknowledged gratefully
Idiom “by leaps and bounds” means?
A. very slowly
B. very quickly
C. irregularly
D. very systematically
Idiom “The pros and cons of” means?
A. measure the ingredient
B. observe etiquette
C. consider all facts
D. postpone action
Idiom “no love lost” means?
A. stop loving
B. not like each other at all.
C. forming a group
D. have good understanding
Idiom “Red letter day” means?
A. a dangerous day
B. an important day
C. an eventful day
D. a formidable day
Which word comes from a Greek expression meaning ‘goat-song’?
A. Harmony
B. Poetry
C. Tragedy
D. None of these
To read between the lines means?
A. To Suspect
B. To Grasp the hidden meaning
C. To concentrate
D. To read carefully