नीचे दिए गए सभी Questions Bihar Board परीक्षा 2026 के लिए “Very Important Questions” (अत्यंत महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्न) हैं। इन सभी Class 12th के (English/अंग्रेजी) = English Grammar B ook Chapter-15 Idioms and Phrases Test का Questions का Solve का वीडियो Youtube और Website पर Upload किया गया है।
A dark horse—
(A) A wild animal
(B) A black horse
(C) An unknown entry
(D) A front runner
Every inch a gentleman—
(A) somewhat
(B) partly
(C) entirely
(D) calculatively
Ramesh is ……… and hearty. (Choose the correct option) [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) hale
(B) hail
(C) heal
(D) head
To read between the lines— [BSEB, 2020A]
(A) to understand the hidden meaning
(B) to read carefully
(C) to read quickly
(D) to skip lines
India is progressing ……… . [BSEB, 2025A]
(A) by leaps and bounds
(B) by fits and starts
(C) by body and soul
(D) by hook or by crook
To take heart— [BSEB, 2019A]
(A) to feel grieved
(B) to feel encouraged
(C) to be angry
(D) to be nervous
A small fry—
(A) unimportant
(B) weak
(C) little
(D) important
He is a straightforward man and keeps flatterers ……… . [BSEB, 2025A]
(A) at any rate
(B) at arm’s length
(C) all the rage
(D) all told
To kick the bucket means— [BSEB, 2020A]
(A) To die
(B) To be angry
(C) To be happy
(D) To play football
By leaps and bounds—
(A) rapidly
(B) slowly
(C) sharply
(D) simply
She has been ……… her five children alone. [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) brought up
(B) bringing up
(C) brought in
(D) bringing out
……… the grass. (Choose the correct option) [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) Keep off
(B) Keep on
(C) Keep up
(D) Keep away
A close shave—
(A) A narrow escape from danger
(B) Stubble
(C) Very short hair
(D) Hairless skin
A red letter day—
(A) A dangerous day
(B) A sorrowful day
(C) An important day
(D) None of these
He is a man of— [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) script
(B) letters
(C) words
(D) text
Gift of the gab means— [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) Talent for speaking
(B) A gift from a friend
(C) To be very rich
(D) To be very honest
By all means— [BSEB, 2023A]
(A) certainly
(B) never
(C) doubtfully
(D) rarely
A man of letters— [BSEB, 2018A]
(A) a scholar
(B) a postman
(C) a businessman
(D) a writer of letters
Bad blood—
(A) Shooting
(B) Anaemia
(C) Enmity
(D) Mourning
To break the ice— [BSEB, 2023A]
(A) to start a conversation
(B) to freeze someone
(C) to end a party
(D) to play in the snow
A sacred cow—
(A) a person never to be criticised
(B) a saintly person
(C) a very religious person
(D) a helpful person
Bring to light—
(A) Introduced
(B) Revealed
(C) Seen
(D) Brought to life
He promised to ……… the matter. [BSEB, 2023A]
(A) look into
(B) look at
(C) look for
(D) look over
A close-fisted person—
(A) A powerful person
(B) A miser
(C) A close friend
(D) A cowardly person
Cats and dogs—
(A) heavily
(B) drizzling
(C) scatteredly
(D) thinly
We should ……… our elders. [BSEB, 2023A]
(A) look after
(B) look into
(C) look for
(D) look down
Blowing his own trumpet—
(A) Clattering
(B) Shouting
(C) Clamouring
(D) Boasting
At daggers drawn— [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) Bitterness
(B) Friendship
(C) Cooperation
(D) To be afraid
……… he went for a walk. [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) Along with
(B) All in all
(C) As usual
(D) After all
A wild goose chase—
(A) a desperate effort
(B) a useful effort
(C) a good effort
(D) a baseless effort
The news was a bolt from the blue. [BSEB, 2023A]
(A) an unexpected event
(B) a pleasant surprise
(C) a common news
(D) a clear sky
Break into—
(A) dissolve
(B) produce
(C) enter by force
(D) distribute
I went out to ……… my friend. [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) see off
(B) set forth
(C) set aside
(D) see about
Butt in—
(A) Record
(B) Impose
(C) Improvise
(D) Interrupt
There is no ……… rule about good food. (Choose the correct option)
(A) hard and fast
(B) so far as
(C) bound for
(D) brush up
A man of straw—
(A) A man of no substance
(B) A very active person
(C) A worthy fellow
(D) An unreasonable person
At the eleventh hour—
(A) at the very beginning
(B) at the very fast
(C) at once
(D) once upon a time
Cat-nap—
(A) Rest
(B) Fitful Sleep
(C) Long Sleep
(D) Short Sleep
By fits and starts—
(A) Regularly
(B) Irregularly
(C) Certainly
(D) Fairly
To keep an eye on— [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) to watch carefully
(B) to ignore
(C) to be angry
(D) to close eyes
Blue-eyed boys—
(A) royal children
(B) young boy
(C) foreigners
(D) favorites
Carry out—
(A) to take in
(B) complete something
(C) continue
(D) bring
Come to grief—
(A) suffer
(B) enjoy
(C) addicted
(D) go upto the extreme
Cold comfort—
(A) Absurdity
(B) Deception
(C) Slight satisfaction
(D) Foolish proposal
Currying favour with—
(A) pleasing
(B) favouring
(C) obliging
(D) ingratiating itself with
Dog in a manger—
(A) warm
(B) selfish
(C) cold
(D) selfless
Donkey’s years—
(A) a long time
(B) a short time
(C) for donkeys
(D) for few years
Done up—
(A) Energetic
(B) Relaxed
(C) Fresh
(D) Exhausted
Fit her like a glove—
(A) Too large
(B) Too shabby
(C) Too tight
(D) Perfectly
Fight shy of—
(A) fight with
(B) avoid
(C) embarrass
(D) shout at
I read the Ramayana. (Choose the suitable phrase) [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) narrow escape
(B) more or less
(C) now and again
(D) neck and neck
He cannot put ……… with such insult. (Choose the correct option) [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) of
(B) up
(C) down
(D) from
They should not ……… upon the poor. (Choose the correct option) [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) look up
(B) look down
(C) look after
(D) look on
By hook or by crook—
(A) to make possible by any means
(B) fair means
(C) decent means
(D) by no means
He had a ……… escape in the accident. [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) narrow
(B) small
(C) big
(D) thin
The noise of the traffic ……… as the night went on. [BSEB, 2020A]
(A) died away
(B) died out
(C) died for
(D) died of
You must ……… with your neighbors. [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) get along
(B) get on
(C) get back
(D) get over
Choose the correct phrase: He is ……… his work. [BSEB, 2024A]
(A) bent on
(B) bent for
(C) bent to
(D) bent in
You should ……… your bad habits. [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) give up
(B) give in
(C) give away
(D) give out
It is raining ……… . [BSEB, 2020A]
(A) cats and dogs
(B) fast and slow
(C) here and there
(D) up and down
The police ……… the matter. [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) looked into
(B) looked for
(C) looked at
(D) looked after
He is ……… to die. [BSEB, 2022A]
(A) about
(B) on
(C) for
(D) in
To pick a quarrel— [BSEB, 2021A]
(A) to start a fight intentionally
(B) to stop a fight
(C) to help someone
(D) to talk politely
Crocodile tears— [BSEB, 2020A]
(A) false tears
(B) real sorrow
(C) very happy
(D) to be afraid
Bihar Board Class 12th के (English/अंग्रेजी) = Grammar Book Chapter-15 Idioms and Phrases Test के Exam 2026 MCQs Questions Answer Key
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