Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom: 'Kick up a fuss'. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom: 'Kick up a fuss'.

A. To kick a fuss

B. To celebrate

C. To remain calm

D. To complain noisily or create a disturbance

Answer: Option D

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It means to protest angrily.

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A. To follow a path

B. To hide evidence of one's actions

C. To make footprints

D. To walk on tracks

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Correct Answer: Option B

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It means to conceal what one has done.

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A. A gesture of greeting

B. A very mild punishment

C. A wrist injury

D. A severe beating

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It means a light or symbolic punishment.

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A. A rough diamond gem

B. A person of good qualities but lacking polish

C. A polished jewel

D. A dull stone

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