Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. BEND OVER BACKWARDS
Option 1: Practice yogic exercise regularly
Option 2: Try to accommodate and please someone
Option 3: Attempt a difficult gymnastic pose
Option 4: Show someone your back and insult them
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Correct Answer: Try to accommodate and please someone
Solution : The second option is the correct choice.
When someone says he is "bending over backwards" for someone else, it means he is making a great effort to accommodate the other person's needs or wishes, often going to extreme lengths to be helpful or accommodating.
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Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Take one's hat off to someone
Option 1: display humility to someone
Option 2: express anger to someone
Option 3: show admiration for someone
Option 4: indicate disapproval of someone
Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Chicken hearted
Option 1: Someone who cannot be won over
Option 2: Someone who is hypocritical
Option 3: Someone who is brave and courageous
Option 4: Someone who lacks courage and is easily frightened
Twist someone's arm
Option 1: hurt someone by mistake
Option 2: understand a problematic situation
Option 3: handle a situation cleverly
Option 4: persuade someone to do something
COOL YOUR HEELS
Option 1: Be told by someone to wash your feet
Option 2: Unwillingly wait for something or someone
Option 3: Do regular exercise to keep yourself fit
Option 4: Take off your footwear after a long day
Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Take a cue from someone
Option 1: be strongly influenced by someone
Option 2: wait patiently to listen to someone
Option 3: take someone's position in the queue
Option 4: treat someone as very important
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