Idioms And Phrases - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

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   PYQ - based idiom MCQs

  

     What do we mean by the word "Idiom"?

• An idiom is a figurative expression whose meaning is 
• different from the meanings of the words used in it. 
• 
  
• For examples:
• 
  
• "Learn the ropes "means learn basics.

•    " Lay waste" means to destroy

 Let's practice some idioms with their meanings so that you 

can ace the competitive exam easily.

     Here are some idioms with the meanings:

                Choose the correct option:

•  Meaning of " Plant good seeds".
•   (a) Sowing seeds
•   (b) do good seeds

•  Ans: (b) do good deeds

  

•   Meaning of " Dance in rain ".
•    (a) Enjoy challenges
•    (b) Rain dance

•   Ans: (a) Enjoy challenges

•    Meaning of " Be the Spark."
•      (a) Flash of light
•      (b) Inspire action

•     Ans: (b) Inspire action

•      Meaning of "Fly high".
•      (a) Aim higher
•      (b)  Birds

•      Ans: (a) Aim higher

 Meaning of " Put off".

•        (a) To postpone
•        (b) To move out

•       Ans: (a) To postpone

•      Meaning of " Grow by leaps and bounds".

•       (a)To grow by jumping far and high.
•       (b) To grow or increase very quickly.

•      Ans: (b) To grow or increase very quickly.

•      Meaning of "Break the ice".
•      (a) To start a conversation
•      (b)  Tough task

•       Ans: (a) To start a conversation  

•         Meaning of " Look up to".
•        (a) To respect someone 
•        (b) To investigate

•         Ans: (a) To respect someone

•     Meaning of "Hang out ".
•     (a) Spend time with friends 
•     (b) Wait 

•     Ans: Spend time with friends

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Active to Passive: Rules 

Interrogative Sentences    

  Change the following sentences into passive voice:

Active: When did she play volleyball?

Passive When was volleyball played by her?

Active: Who wrote the novel, "Vigil"?

Passive: By whom was the novel," Vigil " written?

Active: Can anybody solve this puzzle?

Passive: Can this puzzle be solved by anybody?

Active: What did they ask?

Passive: What was asked by them?

Active: When will you submit the theses?

Passive: When will the theses be submitted (by you)?

Active: Did the police chase the thief?

Passive: Was the thief chased by the police?

Active: Will you organize the events?

Passive: Will the events be organized by you?

Active: Has the teacher approved the projects?

Passive: Have the projects been approved by the teacher?

Active: Will the committee choose the final verdict?

Passive: Will the final verdict be chosen by the committee?

Golden tip:

Before doing exercise, let's go through " Quick Tip" for Exams:

Choose the correct option:

 5 Most important Active - Passive Voice Rules: