21. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “Time-honoured custom” means:

• A newly started habit
• An old respected tradition
• A strange practice
• A useless method

22. “Trump up” means:

• Make up falsely
• Prove something
• Hide secrets
• Delay actions

23. “A turncoat” means:

• Loyal follower
• Person who changes sides for gain
• Honest speaker
• Brave fighter

24. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “Take to” means:

• Apply oneself to
• Run from problems
• Ask for help
• Think of excuses

25. “Take a person’s head off” means:

• Hug someone happily
• Scare someone
• Talk non-stop and annoy
• Hit someone

26. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “In her teens” means:

• From age 5 to 10
• Between 12 and 20
• Older than 25
• Just a child

27. “Tamper with” means:

• Fix carefully
• Avoid totally
• Meddle or interfere
• Explain clearly

28. “Turn one’s head” means:

• Confuse
• Encourage
• Make proud
• Impress others

29. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “Tear to shreds” means:

• Tear into pieces
• Shout loudly
• Run away
• Draw attention

30. “To fish in troubled water” means:

• Solve problems
• Take unfair advantage
• Hide in a crisis
• Help others