Replace each group of underlined words with an appropriate idiom chosen from those listed below. You may have to change the tense of a verb that an idiom contains. in the limelight take after (as) fit as a fiddle a stiff upper lip a lame duck look upon in black and white at the drop of a hat make (both) ends meet let the cat out of the bag tu lookupen 1. Karan always finds fault with others and will immediately point out the mistakes you have made. a stift upper lin 2. We wanted to give mother a surprise on her birthday, but Anu told her all about it. 3. John did not believe the promises made by the man selling the car-he wanted everything in writing. 4. He is no longer a minister-he is now a man without any power. 5. It is usual for a child to resemble, in looks and character, one of its parents. 6. Shyam has lost his job and finds it difficult to support himself. 7. After resting for a day, all the members of the team were in good physical condition 8. Even in the face of such a fierce attack by the enemy, he, like a true soldier, kept calm. in the 9. James wanted to be famous and would do anything to be the focus of public attention. Iime light 10. The kind old teacher regarded all his pupils as his own children.
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1. I have always thought that such novels are the hardest to write.
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6. Shyam has lost his job and finds it difficult to support himself.
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