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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase.

To catch a tartar

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Important Questions on Previous Years' Questions

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 4

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Kith and kin

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 5

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To explore every avenue

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 6

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To shed crocodile tears

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 7

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A red letter day

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 8

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Hand in glove 

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 9

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To break the ice 

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 10

Directions: In the following question, a phrase/idiom has been given. From the given options, select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

Fall flat 

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Idioms and Phrases>Chapter 3 - Previous Years' Questions>Exercise>Q 11

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By leaps and bounds