Category: Idioms and Phrases

(A) authoritatively
(B) finally
(C) angrily
(D) cloudy

(A) welcome
(B) take easily
(C) remain satisfied with
(D) tolerate

(A) made her sad
(B) surprised her
(C) made her cry bitterly
(D) fill her with horror

(A) come across bad soil
(B) had a bad time
(C) went through many illness
(D) had many professional difficulties

(A) had some pain in his heels
(B) run away from the scene
(C) confronted the policeman
(D) could not decide what to do

(A) a secret enemy
(B) a treacherous person
(C) an unforeseen danger
(D) an unexpected misfortune

(A) To be cautious
(B) to be on the defensive
(C) to take rest
(D) to show no reaction

(A) change the subject immediately
(B) forget things in between
(C) go on at great length
(D) become boisterous