Question
Directions : In the following question, three
statements are given with an idiom highlighted in bold. You have to select the answer choice that has the combination of statements in which the idiom or phrase has been correctly used. Â I. The poor are the most affected as they cannot afford to live in gated communities that somehow manage to be fit as a fiddle. II. Many players go down in history because they're successful, but few are remembered for their magic. III. The manager was suggesting high targets during the meeting and the employees accused him of having his head in the clouds.Solution
​ (As) fit as a fiddle - In very good health. As this idiom is used in reference to a person, its usage is incorrect. Go down in history - Be remembered or recorded in history. Have one's head in the clouds - (of a person) be out of touch with reality; be daydreaming. Only the second and third sentences use the idioms correctly. Option B is the right answer.
What was the theme of International Day of Forests 2026?
Which propulsion system does the Taragiri frigate use as per Project 17A specifications?
What is the amount that the government will provide for treatment under the new cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims?
Ker and Garia Puja are traditional tribal festivals of which state?
- Where is the Bank of Maharashtra’s first international branch being established?
Which country is collaborating with India on the development of the National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) in Lothal, Gujarat?
According to the implementation timeline of the National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0, the monetisation programme will be implemented over which period?
Which of the following statements is/are CORRECT with respect to the Net FDI flows into India in October 2023?
I.According to Reserve Bank of Ind...
Which Indian state plans to build India's first AI city to promote the AI ecosystem, and what financial incentives are being offered to support this ini...
What is the role of the new AI spokesperson introduced by Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs?