A) The gangster had some bitter relations with a local activist so he warned him to stay out of his business

B) The ability to make everything successful

B) Despite facing setbacks, she remained positive and determined to achieve her goals

C) After accidentally breaking the valuable vase, Sarah found herself in trouble with her parents

D) someone’s real character or personality

D) irritate or annoy me intensely

C) someone who brings disgrace to the family or group

D) Her ideas were worth a dime a dozen and didn’t impress the boss

C) To narrowly avoid a difficult or unpleasant situation

C) have a possibility of success

C) Something that is impossible

A) To experience joy or success in some endeavour, but only for a limited period of time

Idioms Quiz | Set - 02 | 25 Questions for SSC CGL, CHSL, CDS, NDA, BANK, Teaching Exams, IBPS, SBI, Air force, Navy

Idioms Quiz Set – 02

Q: 1 On cloud nine

A) Very sad
B) Very tense
C) Very confused
D) Very happy

Q: 2 A shot in the arm

A) A dose of medication
B) A boost or stimulant
C) Put in trouble
D) A trivial annoyance

Q: 3 Up the creek

A) off base
B) a devil’s advocate
C) in serious trouble
D) the lion’s share

Q: 4 Bad blood

A) The gangster had some bitter relations with a local activist so he warned him to stay out of his business
B) She is so scared of cockroaches that she fainted when she saw them crawling near her foot
C) The doctor dropped the bad news to Ravi as he was suffering from a serious disease
D) Sushant always gets in trouble for telling lies but he never learns anything

Q: 5 Tied herself up in knots

A) Won’t modify an opinion or agree to even small changes
B) Be forced to explain your actions and probably punished
C) Make no progress in an argument or discussion
D) Become very confused when you are trying to explain something

Q: 6 Midas touch

A) As genuine as a three-dollar bill
B) The ability to make everything successful
C) Sticky fingers
D) Rule of thumb

Q: 7 Keep your chin up

A) The hiker enjoyed the breath-taking view from the mountaintop, taking in the natural beauty
B) Despite facing setbacks, she remained positive and determined to achieve her goals
C) The students diligently completed their homework assignments before the deadline
D) The scientist conducted experiments and gathered data to support his research hypothesis

Q: 8 Get off on the wrong foot

A) To start a relationship or activity badly
B) To start something with positive factors
C) To start something with an injury on the wrong foot
D) To start something with neutral factors

Q: 9 In hot water

A) The children enjoyed playing in the pool on a hot summer day
B) The chef added spices to the dish to enhance its flavour and make it more delicious
C) After accidentally breaking the valuable vase, Sarah found herself in trouble with her parents
D) The company faced challenges due to the economic downturn but managed to overcome them

Q: 10 True colours

A) true colours
B) white elephant
C) hot potato
D) someone’s real character or personality

Q: 11 Drive me up the wall

A) shove me under the table
B) bringing me round
C) driving me blind
D) irritate or annoy me intensely

Q: 12 Wearing her heart on her sleeve

A) To talk aloud
B) To criticise everybody
C) To openly and freely express one’s emotions
D) To wear a badge of honour

Q: 13 Made a pig’s ear

A) made a pig’s ear
B) made a clean breast
C) had a butcher hook
D) made a mess of something

Q: 14 Hit the nail on the head

A) Tom missed the bus and had to walk to work
B) Amy and John went to the beach for a relaxing vacation
C) Mike bought a new car from the dealership
D) The teacher explained the difficult concept clearly

Q: 15 Hit the nail on the head

A) Accidentally injure oneself
B) Complete a task swiftly
C) Speak or act precisely
D) Make an error

Q: 16 Black sheep

A) someone who is unexpected but successful
B) someone who doesn’t fit in
C) someone who brings disgrace to the family or group
D) someone who gives false alarms

Q: 17 A dime a dozen

A) The concert tickets were a dime a dozen and sold out quickly
B) The restaurant had some delicious desserts that were a dime a dozen
C) The antique store had some rare finds, but they were a dime a dozen
D) Her ideas were worth a dime a dozen and didn’t impress the boss

Q: 18 Dodged a bullet

A) To be out of your comfort zone
B) To give something a try
C) To narrowly avoid a difficult or unpleasant situation
D) To start performing better

Q: 19 Turn a blind eye

A) Give rewards
B) Close the door
C) Take pride in
D) Pretend not to notice

Q: 20 Light at the end of the tunnel

A) Seeing signs of improvement in the future
B) to make a bad situation worse by saying or doing something that is hurtful
C) Staying informed and updated about everything
D) Through good and bad times

Q: 21 Stand a chance

A) spill the beans
B) snow job
C) have a possibility of success
D) shoot the breeze

Q: 22 Backed up

A) added to
B) supported
C) withdrew
D) collected

Q: 23 When pigs fly

A) When it rains
B) When their families meet
C) Something that is impossible
D) When there is magic

Q: 24 Sly as a fox

A) in confusion or disagreement
B) suspicious
C) smart and clever
D) slow

Q: 25 Have a good run

A) To experience joy or success in some endeavour, but only for a limited period of time
B) A good amount of money
C) A long journey
D) To escape from a prison

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Naveen Dahiya November 26, 2025 at 3:01 pm

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Very Nice Quiz
Naveen Dahiya November 26, 2025 at 3:01 pm

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Very Nice Quiz
Ashutosh November 27, 2025 at 1:34 am

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Good quality questions sir
Ashutosh November 27, 2025 at 1:35 am

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Sir marks v provide kr dijiye

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