Competitive Exams : English Language - Idioms (Set 9)
Challenge yourself with 10 high-difficulty idioms designed for competitive examinations. Features detailed explanations, historical origins, and contextual examples.
1. Identify the meaning of the highlighted idiom in the context below:
A) To make preparation for a prosperous and bountiful harvest.B) To take action that creates future trouble, conflict, or warfare.C) To spread false rumors about an opponent's pedigree.D) To successfully mitigate an impending disaster through deceptive maneuvers.
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation: Explanation:
2. In the corporate scenario below, what does the idiom <strong>"fly a kite"</strong> mean?
A) To test public opinion or gauge reaction before making a final decision.B) To engage in frivolous activities during high-stakes negotiations. To secure emergency funding through highly speculative financial instruments.