Hand Idiom Quiz

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Education quiz which helps you to improve your knowledge about idioms.

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1.

Hand in hand
- A.
  
  They seem to go together
- B.
  
  They are not compatible
Correct Answer
A. They seem to go together

Explanation
The phrase "hand in hand" typically means that two things are closely connected or occur simultaneously. In this context, the statement "They seem to go together" suggests that the two things mentioned in the previous lines are closely related or complement each other well.

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2.

To have a hand in something
- A.
  
  To take a part in something
- B.
  
  Not to be involved
Correct Answer
A. To take a part in something

Explanation
The phrase "to have a hand in something" means to be actively involved or to play a role in a particular situation or event. It implies that the person is participating and contributing to the outcome or progress of that thing. Therefore, the correct answer "to take a part in something" accurately captures the meaning of the phrase.

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3.

On hand
- A.
  
  To go to different places
- B.
  
  To be available at the moment
Correct Answer
B. To be available at the moment

Explanation
The phrase "on hand" typically means to have something readily available or accessible at the current moment. It implies that the person or object is present and ready to be used or utilized whenever needed. In this context, "on hand" means to be available at the moment, aligning with the given answer.

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4.

On the one hand/on the other hand
- A.
  
  Two different facts or two opposite ways of thinking about a situation
- B.
  
  Same opinions and same way of thinking
Correct Answer
A. Two different facts or two opposite ways of thinking about a situation

Explanation
"On the one hand/on the other hand" is a phrase used to present contrasting perspectives or considerations regarding a situation. It suggests that there are two different facts or opposing viewpoints that need to be taken into account when analyzing a situation. This phrase acknowledges that there may be multiple valid perspectives or conflicting information that should be considered before forming a conclusion or making a decision.

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5.

Play into somebody's hands
- A.
  
  Trying to be the best
- B.
  
  To do something that gives someone else an advantage over you
Correct Answer
B. To do something that gives someone else an advantage over you

Explanation
"Play into somebody's hands" means to unintentionally or unknowingly do something that benefits or gives an advantage to someone else. It implies that the person's actions are working in favor of the other person's goals or plans, even though it may not be in their own best interest. This phrase suggests that the person is inadvertently helping someone else achieve their objectives, possibly due to a lack of awareness or understanding of the situation.

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To hand
- A.
  
  To stop someone for doing something bad
- B.
  
  To give something to someone by hand
Correct Answer
B. To give something to someone by hand

Explanation
The phrase "to hand" refers to giving something directly to someone by hand. It implies a physical transfer of an object from one person to another. It does not relate to stopping someone from doing something bad.

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7.

Turn your hand to
- A.
  
  To be incapable to do something
- B.
  
  To begin to or to be able to do something
Correct Answer
B. To begin to or to be able to do something

Explanation
"Turn your hand to" means to begin or be able to do something. It implies that someone is starting to engage in a new task or activity, or that they have the skills or ability to do something. It suggests a willingness or readiness to try something new or take on a new challenge.

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Hand Idiom Quiz

Hand in hand

To have a hand in something

On hand

On the one hand/on the other hand

Play into somebody's hands

To hand

Turn your hand to