Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: Cock of the walk
- (a) Person who dominates others
- (b) Person who leads others
- (c) Person who imitates others
- (d) Person who delegates his powers
- (a) Person who dominates others
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: To be down in the mouth
- (a) To be humiliated
- (b) To tell lies
- (c) In a fighting mood
- (d) Out of spirits
- (d) Out of spirits
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: To cock a snook at somebody
- (a) To ridicule someone
- (b) To make a rude gesture
- (c) To deceive somebody
- (d) To help somebody secretly
- (b) To make a rude gesture
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: A red herring
- (a) A challenge of great intensity
- (b) A warning against danger
- (c) A change for the better
- (d) Argument that leads attention away
- (d) Argument that leads attention away
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: To wrangle over an ass’s shadow
- (a) To act in a foolish way
- (b) To do something funny to quarrel over trifles
- (c) To quarrel over trifles
- (d) To quarrel over the possession of
- (c) To quarrel over trifles
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: To take a leaf out of somebody’s book
- (a) To take him as a model
- (b) To steal something valuable
- (c) To follow the dictates of someone
- (d) To conform to other’s standard
- (a) To take him as a model
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: Tell me the sum and subs of your pleadings.
- (a) summary
- (b) explanation
- (c) result
- (d) effect
- (a) summary
Tick the most appropriate meaning for the Idiom: In summer, woollen goods are drug in the market.
- (a) rarely available
- (b) worthless products
- (c) commodities not in demand
- (d) available at cheap rates
- (c) commodities not in demand