Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Grasping at straws

Option 1: Trying to find the best way to compete with others when nothing you choose is likely to work

Option 2: Trying to find some way to succeed when you see others are also doing the same

Option 3: Trying to find some way to succeed when nothing you choose is likely to work

Option 4: Trying to find manipulative ways to succeed

Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Face the music

Option 1: To work every possible way to succeed

Option 2: To accept punishment for some mistake which you have done

Option 3: To be cheated by someone you trust

Option 4: To have the problems with money

Question : Select the correct meaning of the idiom in bold and italics.

Look, the devil is beating his wife. Do you think we'll see a rainbow?

Option 1: One who presents a counter argument

Option 2: If you have nothing to do, you are likely to do some mischief

Option 3: The sun is shining while it rains

Option 4: When someone comes in unexpectedly while being talked about

Question : Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom in the given sentence.

Saira is unable to sustain friendships because she always has too many axes to grind.

Option 1: To work for others

Option 2: To have one's own interests to serve

Option 3: To use weapons carefully

Option 4: To believe in selflessness

Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

At the drop of a dime.

Option 1: A way of saying that you are happy to see someone.

Option 2: Something that is not popular.

Option 3: Something that can happen very fast without hesitation.

Option 4: Extremely easy to understand.

Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Hold your horses

Option 1: To keep the horse chain intact

Option 2: Holding and keeping things by yourself

Option 3: Give time to others for some rest

Option 4: To tell someone to stop and consider carefully