Best 60+ MCQs of Idioms starting with C – English

1. Catch napping means:

• To take a nap
• To find someone off guard
• To give someone rest
• To scold someone harshly

2. Called to the Bar means:

• Invited to a party
• Asked to serve drinks
• Qualified as a barrister
• Called for questioning

3. among the idioms starting with C, the Idiom “Call in question” means:

• To ask a question
• To raise a doubt
• To inquire politely
• To call someone by name

4. Call a spade a spade means:

• To be sarcastic
• To lie bluntly
• To speak bluntly
• To remain silent

5. Catch at a straw means:

• To rest on a straw bed
• To hold onto hope desperately
• To collect dry grass
• To ignore the situation

6. Carry coal to Newcastle means:

• To bring something useful
• To waste effort doing the unnecessary
• To sell expensive coal
• To travel abroad

7. Carry the day means:

• To lose slowly
• To win slightly
• To win completely
• To waste time

8. Catch a Tartar means:

• To meet an old friend
• To find a valuable item
• To confront a tough enemy
• To be confused

9. Cock and bull story means:

• A story about animals
• A believable tale
• A boring lecture
• An absurd story

10. Cold comfort means:

• Warm sympathy
• Fake help
• Unsatisfactory consolation
• Gentle care