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1541. Co*k and bull story mean ?

  • A. a true story
  • B. a lengthy tale
  • C. Story told by an idiot
  • D. An unbelievable story

Explanation: A cock-and-bull story is an implausible or fabricated tale, so an unbelievable story is the best match. It need not be lengthy, and it is not simply a true story.

Correct answer: An unbelievable story

1542. She turned heads wherever she went. What does the idiom/phrase "turn heads" mean?

  • A. too pleased
  • B. get angry
  • C. attract a lot of attention
  • D. not knowing what to say
  • E. get acquainted

Explanation: To turn heads means to attract people's attention, usually because of one's appearance or striking behaviour. The other options describe emotions or social interaction, not public notice.

Correct answer: attract a lot of attention

1543. My friend is a couch potato. What does the idiom/phrase "couch potato" means?

  • A. active person
  • B. busy person
  • C. lazy person
  • D. angry person

Explanation: A couch potato is a person who spends much time sitting and watching television instead of being active. It therefore describes a lazy or inactive person.

Correct answer: lazy person

1544. He Was all at sea when he began his new Job.What does idiom / phrase "at sea" means __________?

  • A. happy
  • B. sad
  • C. puzzled
  • D. triumphant

Explanation: To be “at sea” means to be confused, uncertain, or unable to understand what to do. It comes from the helplessness of being lost at sea.

Correct answer: puzzled

1545. "Feel blue" means _________?

  • A. Feel Sad
  • B. Feel happy
  • C. Feel energetic
  • D. Feel angry

Explanation: To feel blue means to feel sad or depressed. The expression uses blue figuratively for a low or unhappy emotional state.

Correct answer: Feel Sad

1546. "Fender bender" means ________ ?

  • A. A mammoth car accident
  • B. A Huge car accident
  • C. A small car accident
  • D. A major car accident

Explanation: A fender-bender is a minor traffic accident, usually involving slight damage to vehicles. It is not a major, huge, or mammoth crash.

Correct answer: A small car accident

1547. "Go Dutch" means _______ ?

  • A. One person paying for everyone
  • B. share the cost of something, especially a meal, equally
  • C. Enjoy two different opportunities at the same time
  • D. To do something badly or cheaply

Explanation: To go Dutch means that each person pays an equal share, especially when sharing the cost of a meal. It does not mean that one person pays for everyone.

Correct answer: share the cost of something, especially a meal, equally

1548. "Black and blue" _____________ ?

  • A. Full of bruises
  • B. A poor plan
  • C. False sense of happiness or success
  • D. Something that is not understandable

Explanation: “Black and blue” describes skin covered with bruises, usually after an injury or beating. It refers to the colours of bruised skin, not to an unclear or unsuccessful plan.

Correct answer: Full of bruises

1549. "A litmus test" means __________ ?

  • A. A decisively indicative test
  • B. False sense of happiness or success
  • C. Something that is not understandable
  • D. To show dislike or disappointment through facial expressions

Explanation: A “litmus test” is a test that gives a decisive indication of the nature or suitability of something. The expression comes from litmus paper, which indicates acidity or alkalinity by changing colour.

Correct answer: A decisively indicative test

1550. "Icing (also frosting) on the cake" means ________?

  • A. An ugly but essential addition or enhancement
  • B. An ugly & inessential removal or diminution
  • C. Be very expensive
  • D. An attractive but inessential addition or enhancement

Explanation: The “icing on the cake” is an attractive extra that improves something already satisfactory but is not essential. Therefore, “attractive but inessential addition or enhancement” fits exactly.

Correct answer: An attractive but inessential addition or enhancement