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1501. Make hay ______ sun shines

  • A. When
  • B. While
  • C. Than
  • D. If

Explanation: The fixed proverb is “Make hay while the sun shines,” meaning use an opportunity while favourable conditions last. “When” is possible in ordinary time clauses, but it is not the established wording of this proverb.

Correct answer: While

1502. Idiom "Star Crossed" is__________?

  • A. Unlucky
  • B. Lucky
  • C. Hard worker
  • D. None of these

Explanation: “Star-crossed” describes people or events thwarted by fate, especially in love, so it means ill-fated or unlucky. Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet, provide the familiar anchor.

Correct answer: Unlucky

1503. Choose the meaning of idiom: "To break a lance with".

  • A. To entertain friends
  • B. To fail or to miscarry
  • C. To engage in a competition
  • D. Get up to be involved in something

Explanation: To break a lance with someone means to engage them in a contest, argument, or verbal conflict. The expression comes from knights competing with lances.

Correct answer: To engage in a competition

1504. Choose the correct meaning of idiom " between sylla and charybids"

  • A. Between two great difficulties
  • B. Between two great opportunities
  • C. In a confused situation
  • D. None of these

Explanation: “Between Scylla and Charybdis” refers to being caught between two serious dangers or difficulties. It comes from Greek mythology, where avoiding one sea monster meant moving toward the other.

Correct answer: Between two great difficulties

1505. choose the correct meaning of idiom " Leave in the Lurch" :

  • A. A difficult situation
  • B. To meet suddenly with someone
  • C. To leave someone in difficulty
  • D. To assist someone in adverse circumstances

Explanation: To leave someone in the lurch is to abandon that person when they are in difficulty or need help. Therefore, the phrase describes leaving someone in trouble, not assisting them.

Correct answer: To leave someone in difficulty

1506. choose the right meaning of idiom " In the blue funk " :

  • A. To get rid off
  • B. In a state of terror
  • C. To be against person wishes
  • D. To make a challenge.

Explanation: To be in a blue funk means to be in a state of extreme fear, anxiety, or depression. In this option set, “a state of terror” is the closest meaning.

Correct answer: In a state of terror

1507. Choose the correct meaning of idiom " Play ones card right":

  • A. To do something risky
  • B. To get benefit of the opportunity
  • C. Change the parties
  • D. Being to improve

Explanation: To play one’s cards right means to act wisely in a situation so that one gains an advantage or benefit. The idiom is based on using a hand of cards skillfully.

Correct answer: To get benefit of the opportunity

1508. choose the correct meaning of idiom " peddle one's own canoe:

  • A. A person with good behaviour
  • B. To solve one's own issues without any help
  • C. To have aims & desires suitable to circumstances
  • D. To be successful

Explanation: To paddle one’s own canoe, sometimes incorrectly written as “peddle,” means to manage one’s affairs independently without relying on others. It emphasizes self-reliance rather than simply being successful.

Correct answer: To solve one's own issues without any help

1509. Choose the correct meaning of idiom " Spill the beans______ :

  • A. Become uncertain about something
  • B. To avoid from someone
  • C. To reveal the Secrets
  • D. Something difficult to accept

Explanation: To spill the beans means to disclose secret or confidential information. The phrase commonly describes revealing a secret accidentally or before the proper time.

Correct answer: To reveal the Secrets

1510. Choose the correct meaning of idiom "Champing at the bit__________?

  • A. Something difficult to accept
  • B. Extremely Impatient
  • C. A pessimistic Person
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Someone champing at the bit is extremely eager or impatient to begin something. The image comes from a horse biting its bit while waiting to move.

Correct answer: Extremely Impatient