Best 10+ MCQs of idioms starting with Q – English Exam Guide

1. “Quarrel with a person’s bread and butter” means:

• Argue about food
• Disagree over someone’s routine
• Harm someone’s means of living
• Fight with a friend

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2. Among the idioms starting with Q, the idiom A queer fish means:

• A fisherman
• An eccentric person
• A strange animal
• A silent person

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3. “A quixotic project” means:

• A risky but smart business idea
• A practical solution
• A foolish and unrealistic venture
• A team project

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4. “Queer pitch” means:

• Confuse or disturb plans
• Shout loudly
• Sing badly
• Start a speech

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5. “Quicken the pulse” means:

• Cause panic
• Excite or thrill
• Make someone angry
• Raise a question

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6. “Quixotic project” means:

• A genius plan
• A logical move
• A noble but impractical idea
• A traditional method

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7. “Quiet as a mouse” means:

• Very talkative
• Extremely silent
• Fast and smart
• Unpredictable

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8. “Quite the thing” means:

• Outdated style
• A rare mistake
• Something fashionable or socially accepted
• A personal opinion

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9. “Quick on the draw” means:

• Fast in reaction or decision-making
• Good at art
• Strong in argument
• Aggressive in behavior

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10. “Quarrel with bread and butter” means:

• Fight with family
• Risk one’s livelihood
• Complain about food
• Dislike one’s work

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11. “Question of the hour” means:

• An old idea
• A topic no one cares about
• A current important issue
• A mystery

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12. “Quantum leap” means:

• A tiny improvement
• A sudden big advancement
• A scientific discovery
• A failed project

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