Good times and bad times Weal and woe = good and bad times; the joys and sorrows; prosperity and misfortune. Look at the sentence : We all get our share of weal and woe in life.

Correct Option: D

Good times and bad times Weal and woe = good and bad times; the joys and sorrows; prosperity and misfortune. Look at the sentence : We all get our share of weal and woe in life.

at a loss At sea = confused. Look at the sentence : Reading economic theory leaves me feeling at sea.

Correct Option: B

at a loss At sea = confused. Look at the sentence : Reading economic theory leaves me feeling at sea.

Maintain his own opinion Stick to his guns = to continue to have his own beliefs. Look at the sentence : Despite harsh criticism, he is sticking to his guns on this issue.

Correct Option: B

Maintain his own opinion Stick to his guns = to continue to have his own beliefs. Look at the sentence : Despite harsh criticism, he is sticking to his guns on this issue.

to praise a oneself Blow one’s trumpet = talk boastfully about one’s achievement.
Look at the sentence : He refused to blow his own trumpet and blushingly declined to speak.

Correct Option: C

to praise a oneself Blow one’s trumpet = talk boastfully about one’s achievement.
Look at the sentence : He refused to blow his own trumpet and blushingly declined to speak.

Praise oneself Blow one’s own trumpet = talk boastfully about one’s achievements; sing one’s own praises. Look at the sentence : He refused to blow his own trumpet and blushingly declined to speak.

Correct Option: C

Praise oneself Blow one’s own trumpet = talk boastfully about one’s achievements; sing one’s own praises. Look at the sentence : He refused to blow his own trumpet and blushingly declined to speak.