Idiom “A bed of roses” means:

Related Mcqs:

1. A bed of roses.

   A. Many roses
   B. Tricky option
   C. Difficult option
   D. Easy Option

   Submitted by: Nafees Ahmed

2. Idiom “A bed of thorns” means:

   A. a difficult thing.
   B. comfortable.
   C. an extremely thin person.
   D. a big important person.

   Submitted by: Arif Hussain Dahraj

3. Idiom “by leaps and bounds” means?

   A. very slowly
   B. very quickly
   C. irregularly
   D. very systematically

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

4. Idiom “The pros and cons of” means?

   A. measure the ingredient
   B. observe etiquette
   C. consider all facts
   D. postpone action

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

5. The idiom “Above-board” means?

   A. Clever
   B. Over confidence
   C. Honest
   D. Moral

   Submitted by: Munwar Ali Sohu

6. The idiom “All and  Sundry” means?

   A. Specific
   B. Everyone
   C. Experienced
   D. Relevant

   Submitted by: Munwar Ali Sohu

7. The Phrase/ idiom “Elephant in the room” means:

   A. A major issue 
   B. A minor problem
   C. An idiot person
   D. A giant man

   Submitted by: Zahoor

8. The new TV series from the West Wing team is ready to roll. Here idiom ‘ready to roll’ means:

   A. Near to be finished
   B. Start to be ruined
   C. Going to start soon
   D. Ready to leave soon

   Submitted by: Ay@z AB

9. Idiom “hold the ring” means:

   A. Monitor a dispute without becoming involved in it
   B. Become involved in a conflict
   C. Set the alarm
   D. Make new ringtones

   Submitted by: Ay@z AB

10. Idiom “A bird’s eye view” means:

    A. A view from a high or elevated position.
    B. A very detailed view of something.
    C. A view of something close up.
    D. A perspective from a person’s point of view.

    Submitted by: Arif Hussain Dahraj