List of top Communication Ability Questions on Idioms asked in NIFT

Choose the most appropriate option for the following idiomatic expression: Instead of wasting time in discussions, kindly get down to brass tacks.

Choose the most appropriate option for the following idiomatic expression: ‘Will-o-the-Wisp’

Choose the most appropriate option for the following idiomatic expression: Children and fools should not play with edged tools.

Choose the appropriate phrase to replace the underlined part: During his long discourse he did not \underline{touch} that point.

Choose the appropriate phrase to replace the underlined part. This matter \underline{admits under} no excuse.

Choose the appropriate phrase to replace the underlined part: 
If you are thinking about investing, \(\underline{\text{isn't make sense to find an experienced financial advisor?} }\)
 

Choose the appropriate phrase to replace the underlined part: 
The old man looked \(\underline{\text{with caution before he crossed the busy street.} }\)

Choose the correct option for the following:
‘To catch a tartar’

Choose the most appropriate option for the underlined idiomatic expression:
The family's fight for the property was a patriarchal decision that poured oil on troubled water.

Choose the most appropriate option from the following:
To burn candle at both ends.

Choose the appropriate phrase to replace the underlined part:
The new bank clerk kicked up a row with a senior colleague.