Practice Idioms and Phrases Questions and Answers

• An entrepreneur must keep his fingers on the pulse of the market to be successful.
• The aged employees were offered a golden handshake by the management.
• With too much work, our holiday has become ball and chain.
• The heating system is the bane of my life as it always keeps breaking down.
• The photocopier is on the blink again.
• To draw the line
• By rule of the thumb
• Once in a  while
• A bolt from the blue
• Dry Run
• Foam at the Mouth
• Good Samaritan
• to let your freak flag fly
• A penny for your thoughts
• Be glad to see the back of
• Cut the mustard
• Hear it on the grapevine
• Slap on the Wrist
• An Arm And A Leg
• Beating Around The Bush
• Bite your tongue
• Jump the gun
• Slap on the Wrist
• Go to the dogs
• The once in a decade leadership transition is set to begin in earnest in July. 
• Last month, the pre-induction trials were put of by two weeks due to bad weather alerts.
• The delay will not be affect the scheduled delivery of the aircraft carrier to the Indian Navy.
• We are on talks with several Indian companies for setting up a joint venture to provide the full range of post-guarantee maintenance and repair services....
• At a meeting of State Education Ministers here, a majority off the States supported a common entrance test that would save the students from writing mult...
• Crocodile tears
• Show a clean pairs of heels
• Crocodile tears
• Show a clean pairs of heels
• in good or bad books
• A snake in the grass
• To put down in black and white
• To scold someone
• Persuade someone gradually or gently to do something
• Choose the opposite word.
• In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase.  face the music...