IDIOMS (Part-VII)Total Questions: 5021. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 03/05/2023 Afternoon]To have an itching palm(a) To have no mercy(b) To gain strength(c) To have an urge to slap(d) To be greedy for moneyCorrect Answer: (d) To be greedy for moneySolution:To be greedy for moneyE.g. - He was known for having an itching palm, always eager to receive bribes and take advantage of his position of power.22. Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. [SSC MTS 03/05/2023 Afternoon]Out of the woods(a) Out of danger(b) To lose contact(c) To meet with disaster(d) Not adhering to rulesCorrect Answer: (a) Out of dangerSolution:Out of danger.E.g. - After months of financial struggle, Sarah finally got a new job that paid well, and she was thrilled to be out of the woods and on the path to financial stability23. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 03/05/2023 Afternoon]Buy a lemon(a) Wear fashionable clothing(b) The ability to know what's happening(c) To not complain(d) To buy something that is worthlessCorrect Answer: (d) To buy something that is worthlessSolution:To buy something that is worthlessE.g. We often try to save money by buying second-hand cars but little do we realise that we are up to buy a lemon.24. Select the most appropriate meaning of the bracketed idiom in the given sentence. [SSC MTS 04/05/2023 Morning]The first sample of ore from the trial boring is very promising, but we should remember that (one swallow does not make a summer.)(a) The fact of failure or escape is not affected by the narrowness of the margin(b) To come out of one trouble and get into a worse(c) A single fortunate event does not mean that what follows will also be good.(d) The whole of everythingCorrect Answer: (c) A single fortunate event does not mean that what follows will also be good.Solution:A single fortunate event does not mean that what follows will also be good.25. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 04/05/2023 Morning]To meet one's eyes(a) To look at someone directly while they are looking at you.(b) To confess something.(c) To make haste.(d) To meet someone regularly.Correct Answer: (a) To look at someone directly while they are looking at you.Solution:To look at someone directly while they are looking at youE.g.- I tried to avoid meeting his eye.26. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 04/05/2023 Afternoon]A blast from the past(a) A competition where the outcome is difficult to judge or predict(b) Punishment for the crime committed in the past(c) Something powerfully nostalgic(d) An unresolved argumentCorrect Answer: (c) Something powerfully nostalgicSolution:Something powerfully nostalgicE.g.- The class tenth photograph was a blast from the past.27. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 04/05/2023 Afternoon]Against the clock(a) To take on a task that is a way to big(b) On the point of achievement(c) To avoid talking(d) Rushed and short on timeCorrect Answer: (d) Rushed and short on timeSolution:Rushed and short on time.E.g.- We are working against the clock to finish the report by Friday.28. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 04/05/2023 Evening]In the groove(a) To muse on in an aimless manner(b) Starting to perform very well(c) Simplify the producers(d) A widely debated issueCorrect Answer: (b) Starting to perform very wellSolution:Starting to perform very wellE.g. After a few warm-up songs, the band finally found their rhythm and got in the groove, delivering an electrifying performance.29. The statement below has been given with bracketed text. Select the option with correct idiom for the bracketed text. [SSC MTS 08/05/2023 Morning]His mother and I (share the same opinion) about his decision to drop out of college.(a) see eye to eye(b) feel blue(c) leave no stone unturned(d) paint the town redCorrect Answer: (a) see eye to eyeSolution:share the same opinion.30. Select the most appropriate idiom in given sentence [SSC MTS 08/05/2023 Afternoon]Walk on air(a) To work hard(b) To describe an unusual situation(c) To be extremely happy(d) Feeling weakened or tiredCorrect Answer: (c) To be extremely happySolution:To be extremely happyE.g. The boys are walking on air because their team won the game.Submit Quiz« Previous12345Next »