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

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1. 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

2. 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

3. 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

4. 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

5. 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

6. What does mean by idiom ‘To kill a mockingbird’?

   A. Destroy one’s innocence
   B. To kill one who copies
   C. Hit a man with a pebble
   D. Eradication of moral values

   Submitted by: Adeeb Rahman

7. What does the idiom ‘to call a spade a spade’ mean?

   A. To dig for the truth
   B. To use the correct tool for the job
   C. To speak bluntly and truthfully
   D. To disguise the truth with euphemisms

   Submitted by: Areesha Khan

8. What does the idiom “to bury the hatchet” mean?

   A. To hide evidence
   B. To end a conflict and make peace
   C. To postpone a decision
   D. To prepare for battle

9. What does the idiom “have an axe to grind” mean?

   A. To have a tool that needs sharpening
   B. To be skilled at woodworking
   C. To have a personal interest or grievance
   D. To be ready for hard work

   Submitted by: Areesha Khan

10. What does the idiom “to bear the brunt of” mean?

    A. To enjoy the benefits of something
    B. To take on the main force or impact of something
    C. To avoid responsibility
    D. To lead a group or effort

    Submitted by: Areesha Khan