QOTD | English | Idioms and Phrases 07 Mar 2020

Question of The Day07-03-2020

Direction: Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom/ phrase.

Cost an arm and a leg

Answer

Correct Answer : a ) Be very expensive

Explanation :

The idiom, “Cost an arm and a leg” means “to be very expensive” which is option a.

Let us see the use of the idiom in question with a set of examples:

“Rahul bought a very expensive phone but he lost it in his manali trip, the trip has cost him an arm and a leg.”

“They rented a car for the trip and due to careless driving, the side mirror broke and the car rental company has fined them. This rental car has cost them an arm and a leg.”

All the other options are incorrect and can, therefore, be eliminated.

Hence, a is the correct answer.

This question is asked in various competitive exams including SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, SBI PO, SBI CLERK, various IBPS exams. In order to understand how to solve this kind of question, one needs to regularly practice and keep oneself updated. Read Banking Awareness, Daily Current Affairs and attempt free mock tests at PendulumEdu and boost your preparation for the actual exam.

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