Daily Idiom and Phrases Quiz 10

To hit the jackpot:

To gamble

To get an unexpected victory

To be wealthy

To make money quikly

Correct! Wrong!

To burn the candle at both ends:

To spend cautiously

To be stingy

To be extravagant

To survive difficulty

Correct! Wrong!

Status quo:

Unchanged position

Excellent place

Unbreakable statue

Long queue

Correct! Wrong!

By fair means or foul:

Without using common sense

Without diffulty

In any way, honest or dishonest

Having been instigated

Correct! Wrong!

At one's beck and cell:

Please select 2 correct answers

To attend a call

To be helped by someone

To be useful to someone

To be dominated by someone

Correct! Wrong!

To explore every avenue

To search all streets

To scout the wilderness

To find adventure

To try every opportunity

Correct! Wrong!

A red letter day

A dangerous day in one's life

A sorrowful day in one's life

An important or joyful occasion in one's life

Both a dangerous and sorrowful day in one's life

Correct! Wrong!

To have something up one's sleeve:

To hide something in the sleeve

To play a magician trick

To have a secret plan

To play hide and seek

Correct! Wrong!

On the spur of the moment:

To act at once

To ride a horse in a race

To act deliberately

To act at the appointed time

Correct! Wrong!

When my friend was in kolkata, he "ran into" an old friend at the theatre:

Hit

Met accidently

Planned to meet

Invited

Correct! Wrong!

To hit the jackpot:

To burn the candle at both ends:

Status quo:

By fair means or foul:

At one's beck and cell:

To explore every avenue

A red letter day

To have something up one's sleeve:

On the spur of the moment:

When my friend was in kolkata, he "ran into" an old friend at the theatre:

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