Gk Questions with AnswersIdioms and Phrases
Direction : In each of the following questions, an idiomatic expression / a proverb has been given, followed by some alternatives. Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given Idiom/proverb.
| 26. | To lose one's head | ||
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| A. To go mad | |||
| B. To become nervous | |||
| C. To lose the balance | |||
| D. To become confused and over excited | |||
| 27. | To fly off the handle | ||
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| A. To take off | |||
| B. To Dislocate | |||
| C. To be indifferent | |||
| D. To lose one's temper | |||
| 28. | To turn the tables | ||
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| A. To defeat | |||
| B. To oppose | |||
| C. To create chaos | |||
| D. To change the sorry scheme | |||
| 29. | Castles in the air | ||
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| A. Perfect plans | |||
| B. Romantic designs | |||
| C. Ideal projects | |||
| D. Visionary projects | |||
| 30. | A sqaure peg in a round hole | ||
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| A. A person unsuited to the position he fills | |||
| B. An impossible task | |||
| C. A scheme that never works | |||
| D. None of these | |||