Idioms and Phrases Beginning with T – Exercise – 1

6. To bite the dust.

(a) To be defeated in battle
(b) To learn a lesson
(c) To be ashamed of
(d) To work very hard

Answer
Answer : (a)
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7. To keep the ball rolling.

(a) To earn more and more
(b) To work constantly
(c) To keep the conversation going
(d) To make the best use of

Answer
Answer : (c)
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8. To take the wind out of another’s sails.

(a) To manouevre to mislead another on the high seas
(b) To cause harm to another
(c) To defeat the motives of another
(d) To anticipate another and to gain advantage over him

Answer
Answer : (b)
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9. To be above board

(a) To have a good height
(b) To be honest in any business deal
(c) They have no debts
(d) To try to be beautiful

Answer
Answer : (b)
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10. To beg the question

(a) To refer to
(b) To take for granted
(c) To raise objections
(d) To be discussed

Answer
Answer : (b)
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