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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/ phrase.

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• Will o the wisp :
• By the rule of thumb :
• To flog a dead horse :
• A bull in a china shop :
• Hard-pressed :
• a tight corner
• To have ones heart in ones boots :
• He is on the wrong side of seventy .
• To be at ones fingers end :
• He has all his ducks in a row; he is complacent.
• To take the wind out of anothers sails :
• To pay off old scores :
• Bed of roses
• To be above board .
• My sincere advice to my maidservant fell on stony ground.
• He is on the wrong side of seventy.
• Despite his initial arrogance he had to eat humble pie .
• To hit the jackpot :
• To drive home.
• To be above board
• To take a leaf out of somebodys book :
• To put one's hand to plough
• A black sheep
• With great difficulty, he was able to carve out a niche for himself.
• To play second fiddle
• At the spur of the moment
• The pros and cons :
• To take umbrage :
• Adolescence is a period of halcyon days.
• To snap ones fingers :

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