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Call it a day

1. A to be optimistic
2. B to give up
3. C to say the truth about someone or something
4. D to stop working on something

‘To do away with’ means-

1. A to drive off
2. B to get rid of
3. C to repeat
4. D to start

`Few and far between' means -

1. A distant thing
2. B in between
3. C in frequent
4. D very few

The phrase 'Down to earth' means :

1. A Close to earth
2. B Morning to evening
3. C Realistic
4. D Thrown to the gorund

'To do away with' means -

1. A To drive off
2. B To get rid of
3. C To respect
4. D To start

The issue will be discussed -

1. A by details
2. B in detail
3. C in details
4. D with details

The phrase 'Make out' means -

1. A to destroy
2. B to escape
3. C to prove
4. D to repair

Choose the meaning of the idiom- ‘Take the bull by the horns’ -

1. A Force the enemy to submit
2. B Out of one's wit
3. C Surrender before the emeny
4. D To challenge the enemy with courage

The phrase 'at loggerheads' means -

1. A belligerent
2. B distant relation
3. C quarreling
4. D very close

'Few and far between' means -

1. A in between
2. B long distance
3. C rarely
4. D short distance

The phrasal verb 'write off' means -

1. A cancelling a debt
2. B increasing money
3. C reducing rates
4. D writing a letter

He will come in no time. Here the idiom 'in no time' means -

1. A never in future
2. B not ever
3. C not in future
4. D soon