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Q81."Under someone's thumb" means:

Medium
A Hiding
B Completely controlled by someone
C Protected
D Under pressure
Idioms Meaning CSS

Correct Answer: B

To be "under someone's thumb" means to be completely controlled by them.

Q82."A storm in a teacup" means:

Easy
A a lot of anger about a small matter
B a weather report
C tea party
D big disaster
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: A

This idiom means overreaction to a minor issue.

Q83."A white elephant" means:

Easy
A rare animal
B costly but useless possession
C lucky charm
D valuable item
Idioms Meaning FPSC

Correct Answer: B

It means a burdensome possession with little use.

Q84."At sixes and sevens" means:

Easy
A in confusion
B on time
C well organized
D very happy
Idioms Meaning CSS

Correct Answer: A

It means in a state of confusion or disorder.

Q85."Back to the drawing board" means:

Easy
A start over
B draw picture
C take break
D keep trying same way
Idioms Meaning PMS

Correct Answer: A

It means return to planning stage after failure.

Q86."Bring to book" means:

Easy
A to punish
B to read
C to write
D to educate
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: A

Bring to book means to punish or discipline.

Q87."Burn your fingers" means:

Easy
A injure physically
B get into trouble
C cook food
D lose match
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: B

It means to suffer due to involvement.

Q88."Call a spade a spade" means:

Easy
A speak frankly
B garden work
C hide truth
D exaggerate
Idioms Meaning FPSC

Correct Answer: A

It means to speak plainly and directly.

Q89."Cry over spilt milk" means:

Easy
A regret uselessly
B drink milk
C be joyful
D fix a problem
Idioms Meaning CSS

Correct Answer: A

It means to regret over what cannot be changed.

Q90."Cut to the chase" means:

Easy
A start a chase
B come to the point
C skip class
D run fast
Idioms Meaning PMS

Correct Answer: B

It means get to the main point quickly.

Q91."Eat humble pie" means:

Easy
A eat dessert
B admit one’s mistake
C remain silent
D show pride
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: B

It means to apologize and accept humiliation.

Q92."Face the music" means:

Medium
A listen songs
B accept consequences
C dance
D celebrate
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: A

It means to accept punishment or unpleasant consequences.

Q93."From pillar to post" means:

Medium
A here and there in confusion
B in one place
C with support
D with speed
Idioms Meaning FPSC

Correct Answer: A

It means moving repeatedly without progress.

Q94."Go down in flames" means:

Medium
A be burned
B fail spectacularly
C shine brightly
D disappear
Idioms Meaning CSS

Correct Answer: A

It means to fail badly.

Q95."Go the whole hog" means:

Medium
A buy pig
B do something fully
C quit halfway
D be greedy
Idioms Meaning PMS

Correct Answer: B

It means do something thoroughly/completely.

Q96."Hold your horses" means:

Medium
A ride horse
B wait/be patient
C run away
D speed up
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: B

It means to wait or be patient.

Q97."In black and white" means:

Medium
A in writing
B colorless
C in secret
D verbally
Idioms Meaning PPSC

Correct Answer: A

It means in written or printed form.

Q98."In the same boat" means:

Medium
A traveling
B in same difficult situation
C working together happily
D fishing
Idioms Meaning FPSC

Correct Answer: B

It means sharing the same problem.

Q99."Jump the gun" means:

Medium
A start too early
B fire weapon
C finish first
D take shortcut
Idioms Meaning CSS

Correct Answer: A

It means to do something before the right time.

Q100."Keep an eye on" means:

Medium
A watch carefully
B close eyes
C ignore
D sleep
Idioms Meaning PMS

Correct Answer: A

It means to observe attentively.