To win a victory To carry the day = to win a contest or competition; succeed; gain victory. Look at the sentence : It was the prosecutor’s closing arguments that carried the day with the jury.

Correct Option: C

To win a victory To carry the day = to win a contest or competition; succeed; gain victory. Look at the sentence : It was the prosecutor’s closing arguments that carried the day with the jury.

over-turn Turn turtle = turn upsidedown. Look at the sentence : But en route at Chavara the ambulance met with an accident and turned turtle.

Correct Option: C

over-turn Turn turtle = turn upsidedown. Look at the sentence : But en route at Chavara the ambulance met with an accident and turned turtle.

bribe Grease the palm = to bribe someone. Look at the sentence : If you want to get something done around here, you have to grease someone’s palm.

Correct Option: D

bribe Grease the palm = to bribe someone. Look at the sentence : If you want to get something done around here, you have to grease someone’s palm.

play a trick Pull a fast one = to successfully deceive someone. Look at the sentence : You paid too much-I think he pulled a fast one on you.

Correct Option: B

play a trick Pull a fast one = to successfully deceive someone. Look at the sentence : You paid too much-I think he pulled a fast one on you.

make money in an improper way Feather one’s own nest = to make yourself rich especially in a way that is unfair or dishonest. Look at the sentence : You always try to feather your own nest first.

Correct Option: D

make money in an improper way Feather one’s own nest = to make yourself rich especially in a way that is unfair or dishonest. Look at the sentence : You always try to feather your own nest first.