30+ Most important MCQs of idioms starting with T – English Exam Guide

1. “Take the bull by the horns” means:

• Face difficulty boldly
• Run away in fear
• Wait for others to act
• Avoid the situation

2. “To be taken aback” means:

• Be defeated in a debate
• Be surprised suddenly
• Be caught in a lie
• Be late for an event

3. “Take a bird’s eye view of” means:

• Focus on tiny details
• Look through binoculars
• Take a general look
• Watch repeatedly

4. “Take a leaf out of another’s book” means:

• Criticize someone
• Avoid learning
• Change subjects
• Follow someone’s example

5. “Tell upon” means:

• Affect or influence
• Hide something
• Pretend to help
• Wait silently

6. “A thorn in one’s side” means:

• A sweet memory
• A constant trouble
• A favorite person
• A strong support

7. “Throw dust in one’s eyes” means:

• Praise openly
• Trick or deceive
• Insult harshly
• Ignore problems

8. “Throw overboard” means:

• Take on a journey
• Welcome happily
• Fix with care
• Get rid of something

9. “To all intents and purposes” means:

• Accidentally
• Confusedly
• Practically
• Rarely

10. “Tooth and nail” means:

• Carelessly
• With full force
• Without effort
• Slowly and gently