Idiom “at one’s wit’s end” means?
A. to understand thoroughly
B. to be puzzled
C. to be a stupid person
D. to behave irrationally
A. to understand thoroughly
B. to be puzzled
C. to be a stupid person
D. to behave irrationally
A. Kind
B. Rich
C. Educated
D. Qurralsome
A. Neat & tidy
B. Disordered
C. Mismanaged
D. Ornamental
A. Late
B. Once
C. Sometime
D. Repeat
A. Depression and low spirits
B. Remain undecided & uncomplete
C. Do favors for getting favors
D. Basic information about se*ual behaviour in humans
The phrase “the birds and the bees” is a metaphor for explaining the mechanics of reproduction to younger children, relying on imagery of bees pollinating and eggs hatching to substitute for a more technical explanation of sexual intercourse.
A. To look around
B. To meet casually
C. To go from one side to another
D. To ignore
A. Try to meet George Bush
B. To avoid the main topic
C. To make noise
D. To accompany someone in a jungle