Question

1. Complete the following idioms using the appropriate colour term.
- Warming up!
(blue, black, green, red)
give someone a
look
(a look of anger, dislike, etc.)
• out of the
(suddenly, unexpectedly)
. the
sheep (of the family)
a person who brings disgrace
(to the family)
moon
- once in a
(very rarely)
list
(a list of defaulters)
. vanish into the
(leave without any trace)
belt
(area of fields, woods, etc. around
blood
(royal blood, aristocratic origin)
a city)
eyed boy
(favourite person)
to have
fingers
(be good at gardening)
catch someone.
handed (catch
someone in the act of doing something
wrong)
.be
with envy
(feel very jealous)
give someone get the
.... signal
(give get permission to do something)
. roll out the
..... carpet
(give a special welcome)
. a bolt from the
(a sudden shock, surprise)
herring (something that
diverts attention from the main issue.
see
(become angry)​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 - red

2 - red

3 - blue

4 - black

5 - blue

6 - black

7 - red

8 - black

9 - red

10 - black

11 - green

12 - red

13 - blue

14 - red

15 - green

16 - black

17 - blue

18 - red

-thank you

answer by - raj

Answer 2

Answer:

The answers are below:

Explanation:

Disgrace to the family

Once in a blue moon

A black list

Vanish into thin air

Blood royal

Blue-eyed boy

Caught red handed

Green with envy

Green signal

Roll out the red carpet

A bolt from the blue

A red herring