CET Idioms and Phrases Questions with Solutions – Page 2

All 43 Idioms and Phrases questions from MBA CET 2025 and 2026 papers. Tap Show answer, or open the detailed solution (free login). Page 2 of 9.

CET 2026 Slot 2 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 2 · Q198Easy

IDIOM

In the question an idiom is given, select the correct interpretation of the idiom from the given options below

“Throw in the towel”

  1. To surrender to temptation
  2. To accept defeat
  3. To give up a job
  4. To make a sacrifice
  5. To throw the towel to someone
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Answer: B. To accept defeat

CET 2026 Slot 2 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 2 · Q199Easy

IDIOM

In the question an idiom is given, select the correct interpretation of the idiom from the given options below

“Break the ice”

  1. To start a fight
  2. To solve a difficult problem
  3. To clear misunderstanding
  4. To clear the ice on the road
  5. To overcome social awkwardness
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Answer: E. To overcome social awkwardness

CET 2026 Slot 2 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 2 · Q200Easy

IDIOM

In the question an idiom is given, select the correct interpretation of the idiom from the given options below

"Play the devil’s advocate"

  1. To argue that something bad is coming, even though it’s calm right now
  2. To hear news of something that is a secret
  3. To follow a trend, and do what everyone else is doing
  4. To defend the guilty person by arguing on his behalf
  5. To argue the opposite of what you believe, just for the sake of argument
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Answer: E. To argue the opposite of what you believe, just for the sake of argument

CET 2026 Slot 3 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 3 · Q196Easy

Instructions: Choose the correct meaning of the proverb/idiom from the alternatives given below.

The meaning of 'Above board' is:

  1. Secretive
  2. Dishonest
  3. Honest
  4. Careless
  5. Confusing
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Answer: C. Honest

CET 2026 Slot 3 · MBA CET 2026 Attempt 1 Slot 3 · Q198Easy

Instructions: Choose the correct meaning of the proverb/idiom from the alternatives given below.

'All agog' refers to being:

  1. Angry and upset
  2. Bored and tired
  3. Silent and calm
  4. In a state of excitement
  5. Afraid and nervous
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Answer: D. In a state of excitement

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