31. “To pour oil on troubled water” means:

• Make a problem worse
• Ignore a situation
• Calm things down or make peace
• Start an argument

32. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “The eternal triangle” means:

• Three friends always together
• A confusing problem
• A love situation involving three people
• A broken relationship

33. “Turn up one’s nose at” means:

• Accept happily
• Laugh at something
• Criticize softly
• Show strong dislike or contempt

34. “Turning point” means:

• End of a story
• Time of complete change
• Repeating event
• Start of a delay

35. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom Take a rain check means:

• To cancel permanently
• To accept immediately
• To postpone an invitation or offer
• To check the weather forecast

36. Throw in the towel idiom meaning

• To start a new task
• To show disrespect
• To accept defeat
• To clean up a mess

37. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom To break the ice means:

• To shatter something frozen
• To make people feel more comfortable in a social setting
• To go skiing
• To get angry suddenly

38. To face the music idiom meaning

• To attend a concert
• To enjoy a performance
• To accept the consequences of one’s actions
• To avoid confrontation

39. Among the idioms starting with T, the idiom “To sit on the fence” means:

• To rest outdoors
• To stay neutral or undecided
• To guard a property
• To participate in a protest

40. “To call it a day” means:

• To cancel a meeting
• To end work for the day
• To announce an event
• To sleep late