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    Question

    Fill in the blank given below using the correct idiom.

    Not getting that job turned out to be _______________, as the firm went out of business only a few months later.
    A cutting corners Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B calling it a day Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C beating around the bush Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D a blessing in disguise Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E the last straw Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    The phrase "a blessing in disguise" means that something initially perceived as unfortunate or negative actually turns out to be beneficial in the long run. (A) cutting corners: Completing a task quickly or without following proper procedures. (B) calling it a day: Deciding to stop working or end an activity. (C) beating around the bush: Avoiding direct communication or not getting to the point. (D) a blessing in disguise: Something initially perceived as unfortunate but turns out to be beneficial in the long run. (E) the last straw: The final event that causes someone to reach a breaking point.

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