Idioms and Phrases - Verbal Ability Questions Part 6

Directions: Choose the option that best describes the meaning of the idioms and phrases underlined in the given sentences.

31. The thieves took to heels as they heard the siren.

a. Moved back
b. Ran away
c. Took off their shoes
d. Put on the shoes


32. I cannot put up with your insulting behaviour now.

a. Refuse
b. Accept
c. Excuse
d. Tolerate


33. Tell me the name of the culprit, do not beat about the bush.

a. Try to influence
b. Put any blame on others
c. Argue
d. Avoid talking about the matter


34. I wasn't well last month, but I am back in pink now.

a. Relaxed
b. Healthy
c. Looking pink
d. To work


35. The mob outside the police station was up in arms against the recent incidence of child abuse.

a. Vandalising the check post
b. Pained
c. Shouting slogans
d. Angry


36. The bus sped and turned turtle in the ditch.

a. Stopped
b. Failed
c. Turned upside down
d. Fell flat