Idioms And Phrases - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

A. To show false things

B. To make blind

C. To harm someone

D. To deceive

A. To befool someone

B. To make one appear guilty

C. To praise someone

D. A narrow escape

A. To have tough encounter

B. To be at enmity or strife

C. To face stiff opposition

D. To tax one's mind and body

A. To go mad

B. To become nervous

C. To become confused and over excited

D. To lose the balance

A. To surrender or give up a contest

B. To offer a challenge

C. To become utterly disappointed

D. To maintain grit and enthusiasm until the end

A. To get the awaited

B. To have good luck

C. To send away

D. To get the impossible

A. Wasting a lot of money

B. Very rich

C. Borrowing money liberally

D. Spending more than his income

A. To get into a muddle

B. To find oneself in an awkward predicament

C. To get into irritating circumstances

D. To be trapped in a conspiracy

A. A task difficult to perform

B. A big problem

C. A royal summon

D. A big demand

A. To beguile others

B. To be winning sometimes and losing at other times

C. To play with someone's feelings

D. To play tricks