20000+ Important MCQs for AIR FORCE

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Q. The phrase 'Hit the nail on the head' means:

(A) Make a mistake
(B) Do or say the exact thing
(C) Repair something
(D) Work very hard

Q. The phrase 'An axe to grind' means:

(A) Sharpening a tool
(B) Having a personal interest in the matter
(C) Working in a factory
(D) Taking revenge

Q. The phrase 'To get rid of' means:

(A) Collect
(B) Protect
(C) Dispose of
(D) Repair

Q. The phrase 'At daggers drawn' means:

(A) Working together
(B) Bitterly hostile
(C) Preparing for a journey
(D) Feeling nervous

Q. The phrase 'To play ducks and drakes' means:

(A) To act foolishly or inconsistently
(B) To play outdoor games
(C) To save money carefully
(D) To make new friends

Q. The phrase 'To take the bull by the horns' means:

(A) To avoid responsibility
(B) To tackle a problem in a bold and direct fashion
(C) To become angry
(D) To win a competition

Q. The phrase 'Rain cats and dogs' means:

(A) Rain lightly
(B) Rain heavily
(C) Rain with thunder only
(D) Rain unexpectedly

Q. The phrase 'To move heaven and earth' means:

(A) To travel around the world
(B) To make a supreme effort
(C) To create confusion
(D) To change one's opinion

Q. The phrase 'No avail' means:

(A) Without any result
(B) With great success
(C) After a long delay
(D) Without permission

Q. The phrase 'Bark up the wrong tree' means:

(A) Climb the wrong tree
(B) Accuse or denounce the wrong person
(C) Lose one's way
(D) Speak loudly without reason

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