To keeps one’s temper
A To become hungry
B To be in good mood
C To preserve one's energy
D To be aloof from
To drive home
A To find one's roots
B To return to a place of rest
C Back to the original position
D To emphasize
To catch a tartar
A To trap a wanted criminal with great difficulty
B To catch a dangerous person
C To meet with disaster
D To deal with a person who is more than one's match
To have an axe to grind
A A private end to serve
B To fail to arouse interest
C To have no result
D To work for both sides
To cry wolf
A To listen eagerly
B To give a false alarm
C To turn pale
D To keep off starvation
To end in smoke
A To make completely understand
B To ruin oneself
C To excite great applause
D To overcome someone
To be above board
A To have a good height
B To be honest in any business deal
C To have no debts
D To try to be beautiful
To put one’s hand to plough
A To take up agricultural farming
B To take a difficult task
C To get entangled into unnecessary things
D To take interest in technical work
Idiom of “Smell a rat”
A To reveal secrets
B To suspect that something is wrong
C Talking nonsense
D To get momentum in a job
The phrase ” To have your hands full” expresses mean
A To be sinner
B To have too many things to do
C To have plenty of wealth
D Something related to fighting