Q. 101. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 102. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 103. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 104. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 105. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 106. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 107. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 108. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 109. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 110. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 111. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 112. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 113. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 114. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 115. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 116. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 117. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 118. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 119. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 120. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 121. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 122. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 123. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 124. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 125. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 126. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 127. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 128. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 129. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 130. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 131. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 132. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 133. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 134. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 135. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 136. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 137. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 138. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 139. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 140. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 141. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 142. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 143. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 144. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 145. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 146. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 147. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 148. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 149. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 150. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 151. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 152. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 153. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 154. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 155. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 156. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 157. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 158. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 159. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 160. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 161. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 162. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 163. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 164. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 165. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 166. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 167. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 168. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 169. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 170. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 171. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 172. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 173. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 174. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 175. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 176. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 177. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 178. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 179. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 180. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 181. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 182. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 183. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 184. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 185. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 186. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 187. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 188. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 189. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 190. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
Q. 191. Meaning of “once in a blue moon” is:
(a) very often
(b) very rarely
(c) at night
(d) suddenly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
It means rarely.
Q. 192. “Break the ice” means:
(a) start a conversation
(b) shatter glass
(c) freeze water
(d) stop talking
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Used for easing social tension.
Q. 193. “Hit the nail on the head” means:
(a) miss the point
(b) be exactly right
(c) get injured
(d) work slowly
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Exactly correct statement.
Q. 194. “A blessing in disguise” means:
(a) obvious trouble
(b) hidden benefit
(c) fake promise
(d) open reward
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something good that seems bad first.
Q. 195. “Burn the midnight oil” means:
(a) waste fuel
(b) work late night
(c) sleep early
(d) cook food
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Study/work till late night.
Q. 196. “Under the weather” means:
(a) outdoors
(b) feeling unwell
(c) in rain
(d) excited
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Idiomatic for ill/unwell.
Q. 197. “Piece of cake” means:
(a) very difficult
(b) very easy
(c) delicious dish
(d) expensive item
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Something easy to do.
Q. 198. “Spill the beans” means:
(a) cook food
(b) reveal secret
(c) clean room
(d) lose money
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Disclose confidential information.
Q. 199. “Cost an arm and a leg” means:
(a) very cheap
(b) very expensive
(c) painful
(d) free of cost
Answer:-(b) Correct Option
Extremely expensive.
Q. 200. “The ball is in your court” means:
(a) your turn to decide
(b) play tennis
(c) wait for others
(d) cancel plan
Answer:-(a) Correct Option
Responsibility now with you.
