Question : Select the idiom that can correctly replace the underlined part of the given sentence. It was a very important meeting, but I stayed cool as ice because I knew our product was the best.
Option 1: cool as a cake
Option 2: cool as a cucumber
Option 3: cool as a carrot
Option 4: cool as a cabbage
Correct Answer: cool as a cucumber
Solution : The right choice is the second option.
The phrase cool as ice is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone who remains calm, composed, and unaffected by pressure or a stressful situation. The phrase calm as a cucumber serves a similar purpose in conveying a sense of maintaining composure and serenity.
Both cool as ice and calm as a cucumber are idiomatic expressions that convey the same idea, but use a different analogy to illustrate the same concept.
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Question : Select the correct idiom to replace the underlined segment in the given sentence. We should ask Emily to join our team. She is as keen as butter.
Option 1: as keen as a bee
Option 2: as keen as mustard
Option 3: as keen as salt
Option 4: as keen as sugar
Question : Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word from the underlined words in the following sentence. This was a blatent disregard to the advisory by the host against it and in violation of the norms of the meeting.
Option 1: advisory
Option 2: blatent
Option 3: disregard
Option 4: violation
Question : Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
I like to meeting of people who have travelled widely.
Option 1: like meeting people
Option 2: like meet to people
Option 3: like to be meeting people
Option 4: will like meeting with people
Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom. The office management was in dire straits after the financial crash.
Option 1: To be extremely happy
Option 2: In a very bad situation
Option 3: Being direct or fair
Option 4: To walk on already trodden paths
Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom. More people in Turkey are on the breadline now than thirty years ago.
Option 1: Be very poor
Option 2: Are well educated
Option 3: Be very expensive
Option 4: Earn a lot of money
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