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

Related Mcqs:

1. Khan is always ready to “Eat anyone,s salt”?

   A. To be one,s guest
   B. To cook tasty dishes
   C. An infectious diseas
   D. None

   Submitted by: Asad Ullah Afridi

2. She goes to her mother’s house off and on. What does idiom / phrase “off and on” means

   A. frequently
   B. rarely
   C. occasionally
   D. sometimes

   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 “To cut long story short” means?

   A. Tell the story briefly
   B. Come to the point
   C. Miss the main points
   D. None of above

   Submitted by: Aaqib Zeeshan ALi Dedar

5. 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

6. 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

7. Idiom “Red letter day” means?

   A. a dangerous day
   B. an important day
   C. an eventful day
   D. a formidable day

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

8. Idiom “Best of both worlds” means?

   A. Friendly with everyone
   B. Master of huge wealth
   C. benefits of two things and none of the disadvantages.
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Aaqib Zeeshan ALi Dedar

9. The idiom “A bolt from blue” means?

   A. Good news
   B. Unexpected misfortune
   C. Expected misfortune
   D. Sudden News

   Submitted by: Munwar Ali Sohu

10. The idiom donkey’s year means _________?

    A. Very Short period
    B. Very long period
    C. Both
    D. None

    Submitted by: Adv Jameel Baloch