Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
Why must you look a $gift\, horse\, in\, the\, mouth$?
Why must you look a $gift\, horse\, in\, the\, mouth$?
- Awelcome a gift
- Bfind fault with a gift
- Cbe fastidious
- Dexamine a gift carefully
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He $did\, me\, a\, good\, turn$ by recommending me for the post of Vice Principal.
He $did\, me\, a\, good\, turn$ by recommending me for the post of Vice Principal.
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He went to his friend's house in the evening $as\, was\, his\, wont.$
He went to his friend's house in the evening $as\, was\, his\, wont.$
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Despite the trust bestowed on the minister, he turned out to be $a\, snake\, in\, the\, grass$ during the revolution.
Despite the trust bestowed on the minister, he turned out to be $a\, snake\, in\, the\, grass$ during the revolution.
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He is leaving the country $for\, a\, good$.
He is leaving the country $for\, a\, good$.
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