Idioms and Phrases Quiz 13

To put up with:

To accommodate

To adjust

To understand

To tolerate

Correct! Wrong!

To take to heart:

To be encouraged

To grieve over

To like

To hate

Correct! Wrong!

Yeoman's service:

Medical help

Excellent work

Social work

Hard work

Correct! Wrong!

To go scot-free:

To walk Like a native of Scotland

To get something free

To escape without punishment

To save tax

Correct! Wrong!

To See red:

Get broke

Get angry

Feel lucky

Become rich

Correct! Wrong!

In the nick of time:

In an unexpected time

After some time

At a time when it was too late

Precisely in the right time

Correct! Wrong!

The stage has been set:

The conditions are beyond control

The plateform for meeting is ready

The situation is getting worse

The situation is conducive

Correct! Wrong!

On this side of teh grave:

Outside the grave

By the side of the grave

In the world

before going to grave

Correct! Wrong!

A man who, while pretending to be your friend, sets a spy to watch your activities is indeed "a snake in the grass":

Secret enemy

Mean fellow

Dangerous man

Cunning fellow

Correct! Wrong!

The audience was greatly impresses though I spoke "Off the cuff":

Away from the mike

without preparation

Off the subject

About the cuff

Correct! Wrong!

To put up with:

To take to heart:

Yeoman's service:

To go scot-free:

To See red:

In the nick of time:

The stage has been set:

On this side of teh grave:

A man who, while pretending to be your friend, sets a spy to watch your activities is indeed "a snake in the grass":

The audience was greatly impresses though I spoke "Off the cuff":

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