51. Among the idioms starting with S, the idiom “Spread like wildfire” means:

• Spread dangerously
• Spread slowly
• Spread rapidly
• Be ignored

52. Stand on ceremony means:

• Join a formal event
• Be too formal or polite
• Refuse to speak
• Give a speech

53. Stand one in good stead means:

• Be harmful
• Be useful later
• Make proud
• Cause trouble

54. Among the idioms starting with S, the idiom “To stare in the face” means:

• Show love
• Look directly
• Threaten openly
• Wait silently

55. Stem the tide means:

• Go with the flow
• Stop a strong force or challenge
• Walk in water
• Avoid water

56. Step into one’s shoes means:

• Borrow shoes
• Take someone’s role
• Challenge someone
• Follow a friend

57. Among the idioms starting with S, the idiom “Strike the keynote” means:

• Play music
• Lead a song
• State the main idea or plan
• Start arguing

58. True to one’s salt means:

• Talk too much
• Love food
• Be loyal to your duty or master
• Be emotional

59. Among the idioms starting with S, the idiom To talk shop means:

• Talk about shopping
• Discuss personal matters
• Talk about one’s job
• Complain at work

60. Sine die means:

• Till next day
• After sunset
• Without a fixed time or date
• On a final day