Idioms and Phrases

The idiom "above-board" means honest and open, without any attempt to deceive. Therefore, option C, "Honest," is the correct meaning of the idiom.

The idiom "Hitting the Nail on the Head" means doing something exactly right or performing a task with precision. Option A correctly captures this meaning, while the other options do not reflect the idiomatic usage.

The phrase "Once in a Blue Moon" is an idiom that means something happens very rarely or infrequently. Therefore, option B, "Rarely," is the correct meaning.

The idiom "Hitting the Nail on the Head" means to do or say something exactly right or to perform a task with precision and accuracy, which matches option A.

The idiom "to keep one's temper" means to remain calm and not lose one's patience or composure, especially in situations that might provoke anger. This aligns best with option B, "To be in good mood," as it implies maintaining calmness and emotional control. The other options do not correctly reflect the meaning of the idiom.

The idiom "have a finger in the pie" means to be involved in or have a share in something. Therefore, the correct answer is B, "Involved."

The phrase "Be all ears" means to listen very attentively or with great interest. Option B correctly captures this meaning, while the other options do not.

The phrase 'every now and then' means 'occasionally' or 'from time to time,' indicating something happens sometimes but not regularly or always.

The idiom "a pipe dream" refers to an unrealistic or impracticable plan or hope, something that is unlikely to happen. Therefore, option C is correct.

The idiom 'flogging a dead horse' means wasting time and effort on a hopeless or futile task, which matches option D.

The idiom "Pass the buck" means to evade responsibility or shift it to someone else. This is a common English phrase used to describe avoiding accountability.

The phrase "feel good" commonly means to become happy or confident, which matches option B. The other options do not accurately reflect the meaning of this phrase.

The idiom "a bed of roses" means a situation that is easy and pleasant, which corresponds to option D, "Easy Option."

The idiom "play away from the field" means to have a sexual relationship with someone who is not your usual partner, implying infidelity or cheating. This matches option C exactly.

The idiom "To have your hands full" means to be very busy or to have too many tasks to handle at once, which matches option B.

The idiom 'see eye to eye' means to agree or have the same opinion with someone. Therefore, option B 'Agree' is the correct answer.

The idiom "be poles apart" means to be completely different or to have nothing in common, which matches option B. The other options do not correctly represent the meaning of this idiom.

The phrase "all and sundry" means everyone or all people without exception, which matches option A. It implies inviting every person, not just close friends or many people in a vague sense.

The phrase "Yeoman's Services" refers to loyal, reliable, and valuable help or assistance, especially in times of need. Therefore, option B, "Help in need," correctly captures the meaning.

The idiom 'beat around the bush' means to avoid talking about what is important or to avoid getting to the point directly. Option C correctly captures this meaning.

The idiom "call it a day" means to stop working on something, usually because enough work has been done or it is time to rest. Therefore, option A correctly defines the phrase.

The phrase 'to run across' means 'to meet casually' or 'to come upon someone or something unexpectedly.' This matches option B exactly.

The phrase "to get on the nerves" means to irritate or annoy someone, which corresponds to option D. The other options do not match the meaning of this idiom.

The idiom "fair field and no favor" means giving everyone an equal chance without bias or favoritism, which matches option A.

The phrase 'I take down my notes carefully' means to write down notes carefully. 'Take down' in this context means to record or write information.