1. A fool's errand
a) A blunder
b) An impossible task
c) A useless undertaking
d) None of these
Explanation: A fool's errand: a task or activity that has no hope of success.
2. To see red
a) To be very angry
b) To victimise someone
c) To find fault with
d) To criticise others
Explanation: To see red: to become very angry.
3. Pin-money
a) Bribery
b) Money paid for compensation
c) Alimony
d) Allowance made to a lady for her expenses
Explanation:Pin-money: a small sum of money for spending on inessentials.
4. To turn the cover
a) To take a new way of life
b) To work hard
c) To pass the crises
d) To hide the reality
Explanation: To turn the cover: To pass the crises.
5. To turn amuck
a) To run a race
b) To run about in frenzy
c) To feel exhausted
d) To run to somebody's help
Explanation:To turn amuck: to go into a frenzy.
6. All and sundry
a) Greater share
b) All of a sudden
c) Completion of work
d) Everyone without distinction
Explanation: All and sundry: Everyone.
7. To give currency
a) To bestow importance
b) To misinterpret
c) To make publicly known
d) To originate
Explanation: To give currency: To make something seem more credible or probable, perhaps by providing additional information or details.
8. To bite one's lips
a) repress an emotion
b) To feel sorry
c) To have doubt
d) To laugh at others
Explanation: To bite one's lips: to prevent yourself from showing your reaction to something by speaking or laughing.
9.Foar in the mouth
a) Bitten by a snake
b) To reveal the secret
c) To be furious
d) To be in the extreme hatred
Explanation: Foar in the mouth: To be furious.
10. To fight to the bitter end
a) To fight the poison-tipped arrows
b) To fight to the last point of enemy position
c) To die fighting
d) To carry on a contest regardless of consequences
Explanation: To fight to the bitter end: until something is finished.