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168. "Razzle dazzle" is _____.

A) a fancy display

B) an unusual event

C) something impossible

169. The "rear end" is _____.

A) the start of something

B) a one way street

C) the back part

170. To "ride out" something is _____.

A) finish successfully

B) to survive safely

C) give up

171. If it's to the "right and left" it's _____.

A) rare

B) very quick

C) all around

172. If something "rings a bell", it _____.

A) makes a lot of noise

B) is frightening

C) sounds familiar

173. To "rip into" means to _____.

A) enjoy

B) attack

C) savor

174. To "run away with" means to _____.

A) lend

B) steal

C) borrow

175. If it's "safe and sound", it's _____.

A) not allowed

B) beautiful

C) not harmed

176. If someone says "same here", he is _____.

A) agreeing

B) arguing

C) disagreeing

177. To "say the word" means to _____.

A) give a sign

B) apologize

C) give up

178. To "screw up" is to _____.

A) do it perfectly

B) make a mess

C) go higher and higher

179. If you "see eye to eye" with someone, you _____ them.

A) oppose

B) encourage

C) agree with

180. To "set your sight" on something means to _____ something.

A) aim for

B) look for

C) ask for

181. To "shell out" for something is to _____.

A) hide it

B) spend money on it

C) try to find it

182. If you are "sick and tired", you are _____.

A) exasperated

B) jealous

C) angry

183. "Shut your trap" is an impolite way of saying "please _____.

A)  leave".

B) go away".

C) be quiet".

184. If you are "stuck up", you are _____.

A) snobbish

B) in trouble

C) problematical

185. To "take charge" is to _____.

A) follow

B) lead

C) misunderstand

186. To "talk back" is to _____.

A) ask a question

B) shout

C) answer rudely

187. To "tell something apart" is to _____.

A) put it aside for later use

B) correct someone

C) find the differences

188. "The works" is _____.

A) the boss

B) everything

C) movement

189. To "think up" is to _____ something.

A) aim for

B) improve

C) invent

190. To "think twice" is to _____.

A) create something

B) tell a lie

C) hesitate

191. To go "through thick or thin" is to _____.

A) lose a lot of weight
B) get married
C) have many kinds of experiences

192. To "throw up" is to _____.

A) get rid of something

B) vomit

C) give up

193. To "tip off" someone is to _____ her.

A) warn

B) attack

C) like

194. To do something "to a T" is to do it _____.

A) badly

B) perfectly

C) shortly

195. "Uh-huh" means the same as _____.

A) no

B) yes

C) maybe

196. If it's "under your nose", it's _____.

A) well hidden

B) your fault

C) within sight

197. To have the "upper hand" is to have _____.

A) the advantage

B) permission

C) the next go

198. If you get "used to" something, you _____ it.

A) get rid of

B) take care of

C) become accustomed to

199. If it's "up in the air", it's _____.

A) important

B) undecided

C) unwanted

200. "Under your breath" means to _____.

A) whisper

B) tell a secret

C) hesitate

201. "Under the sun" means _____.

A) it's impossible

B) it's unusual

C) on earth

Book 3

Idioms

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400 questions in English Grammar

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