What is the nearest meaning of the phrase “hell to pay”?

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1. What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Spring a tap”?

   A. Pull a prank
   B. Initiate a conversation
   C. Trick someone into doing or saying something
   D. Start an argument

   Submitted by: Muhammad Raheel

2. What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Hold sway”?

   A. Dance gracefully
   B. Have control or influence
   C. Manage a situation
   D. Stand firm

   Submitted by: Muhammad Raheel

3. What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Brave the elements”?

   A. Face difficult challenges
   B. Fight with nature
   C. Endure harsh weather conditions
   D. Conquer fears

   Submitted by: Muhammad Raheel

4. Complete the idiom “Hell hath no fury like a___________?

   A. A women scorned
   B. A burnned women
   C. A women forgotten
   D. A devil’s advocate

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

5. 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

6. He Was all at sea when he began his new Job.What does idiom / phrase “at sea” means __________?

   A. happy
   B. sad
   C. puzzled
   D. triumphant

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

7. My friend is a couch potato. What does the idiom/phrase “couch potato” means?

   A. active person
   B. busy person
   C. lazy person
   D. angry person

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

8. She turned heads wherever she went. What does the idiom/phrase “turn heads” mean?

   A. too pleased
   B. get angry
   C. attract a lot of attention
   D. not knowing what to say
   E. get acquainted

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

9. 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

10. Idiomatic phrase ‘a month of Sundays’ means: ___________?

    A. no time
    B. a long time
    C. a special Sunday
    D. a short period

    Submitted by: Imran Aslam Sial