God’s acre: a churchyard burial area Here, A cemetery beside a Church is the right option

Correct Option: C

God’s acre: a churchyard burial area Here, A cemetery beside a Church is the right option

snake in the grass : a person who pretends to be your friend but who cannot be trusted. Look at the sentence :
● It’s upsetting to learn that someone you once viewed as a good colleague is in fact a snake in the grass. Here, a hidden rival is the right option

Correct Option: D

snake in the grass : a person who pretends to be your friend but who cannot be trusted. Look at the sentence :
● It’s upsetting to learn that someone you once viewed as a good colleague is in fact a snake in the grass. Here, a hidden rival is the right option

to pick holes : to find the weak points. Look at the sentence :
● It was easy to pick holes in his arguments. Here, to criticise someone is the right option.

Correct Option: B

to pick holes : to find the weak points. Look at the sentence :
● It was easy to pick holes in his arguments. Here, to criticise someone is the right option.

to put one’s hand to plough : to embark on/ take up a difficult task Look at the sentence :
● She needed a rest, but she had put her hand to the plough. Here, to take up a difficult task is the right option.

Correct Option: A

to put one’s hand to plough : to embark on/ take up a difficult task Look at the sentence :
● She needed a rest, but she had put her hand to the plough. Here, to take up a difficult task is the right option.

have one foot in the grave : to be so old or ill/sick that you are not likely to live much longer. Look at the sentence :
● I was so sick that I felt as if I had one foot in the grave. Here, be close to death is the right usage.

Correct Option: C

have one foot in the grave : to be so old or ill/sick that you are not likely to live much longer. Look at the sentence :
● I was so sick that I felt as if I had one foot in the grave. Here, be close to death is the right usage.