Idiom “Best of both worlds” means?

Related Mcqs:

1. “Best of both worlds” means ________?

   A.  A phrase implying that a person is never satisfied with their current situation; they think others have it better
   B.  People’s intentions can be judged better by what they do than by what they say
   C.  A situation wherein someone has the privilege of enjoying two different opportunities
   D.  Just the information I have on the subject

   Submitted by: Mansoor Ul Haque

2. His office is always in apple-pie order. What does the idiom/phrase “apple-pie order” means?

   A. Neat & tidy
   B. Disordered
   C. Mismanaged
   D. Ornamental

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

3. Idiom “Tie the knot” means?

   A. Friendship
   B. Getting married
   C. Enmity
   D. Criticism

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

4. Idiom “A slap on the wrist” means?

   A. Hard Punishment
   B. Beating Someone
   C. Warning or Small Punishment
   D. Make someone sad

   Submitted by: Aaqib Zeeshan ALi Dedar

5. Idiom “at one’s wit’s end” means?

   A. to understand thoroughly
   B. to be puzzled
   C. to be a stupid person
   D. to behave irrationally

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

6. Idiom “turned a deaf ear to” means?

   A. disputed
   B. paid attention to
   C. To ignore or refuse to listen to someone or something
   D. acknowledged gratefully

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

7. Idiom “by leaps and bounds” means?

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

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

8. Idiom “no love lost” means?

   A. stop loving
   B. not like each other at all.
   C. forming a group
   D. have good understanding

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

9. The idiom “All and  Sundry” means?

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

   Submitted by: Munwar Ali Sohu

10. The idiom “Kick the bucket” means?

    A. To kill
    B. To achieve a goal
    C. To die
    D. To be successful

    Submitted by: Munwar Ali Sohu