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About Commonly Used Expressions MCQ

Practice frequently used English expressions, phrases and contextual vocabulary for competitive examinations.

This Commonly Used Expressions MCQ practice set is designed for students preparing for school exams and competitive exams. It contains 300 multiple choice questions divided into 6 test sets of up to 50 questions each. Every question has four options, and after answering you can see the correct option, a detailed explanation and how other users answered.

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Sample Commonly Used Expressions Questions

  1. To kick the bucket
    • A. To start a new project
    • B. To die
    • C. To kick a football
    • D. To get angry
  2. To smell a rat
    • A. To detect bad smell
    • B. To hunt mice
    • C. To suspect foul play
    • D. To be defeated
  3. A bolt from the blue
    • A. A thunderstorm
    • B. A sudden unexpected disaster
    • C. A clear sky
    • D. An electrical fault
  4. To burn the midnight oil
    • A. To waste fuel
    • B. To work or study late into the night
    • C. To set fire to a house
    • D. To cook food at night
  5. A snake in the grass
    • A. A dangerous reptile
    • B. A hidden enemy or traitor
    • C. A gardener
    • D. A poisonous plant
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