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English - Phrases and Expressions - "Back"

  • Writer: Owen Nash
    Owen Nash
  • Oct 31, 2024
  • 20 min read

Updated: Nov 12, 2024


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Question 1:Which phrase means to return to the beginning after a failed attempt?

  • A) Back to normal

  • B) Back to square one

  • C) Back in action

  • D) Back down

Correct Answer: B) Back to square one

Explanation: "Back to square one" means starting over because the first attempt didn't succeed.

Question 2:Which phrase describes being in good health and actively involved again?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back on board

  • C) Back in shape

  • D) Back to life

Correct Answer: C) Back in shape

Explanation: "Back in shape" often refers to recovering one's fitness or health, especially after an inactive period.

Question 3:Which phrase is used to indicate things are as they were before a disruption?

  • A) Back to school

  • B) Back on course

  • C) Back to normal

  • D) Back in time

Correct Answer: C) Back to normal

Explanation: "Back to normal" suggests returning to a routine or stable state after a disturbance.

Question 4:Which phrase means to resume an old habit or addiction?

  • A) Back to square one

  • B) Back in fashion

  • C) Back to basics

  • D) Back on the wagon

Correct Answer: D) Back on the wagon

Explanation: "Back on the wagon" originally meant quitting alcohol but now applies to any habit. To “fall off the wagon” would be the opposite.

Question 5:Which phrase means to be under extreme pressure with limited options?

  • A) Back against the wall

  • B) Back to form

  • C) Back in business

  • D) Back down

Correct Answer: A) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" describes being in a difficult position with few or no escape options.

Question 6:Which phrase would you use to describe an argument where someone eventually gives in?

  • A) Back down

  • B) Back in town

  • C) Back on track

  • D) Back to front

Correct Answer: A) Back down

Explanation: "Back down" means to concede or withdraw from a position in an argument or confrontation.

Question 7:Which phrase means to return to an activity or project that was postponed?

  • A) Back in action

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in town

  • D) Back burner

Correct Answer: D) Back burner

Explanation: Putting something on the "back burner" means pausing it temporarily, often to return to it later.

Question 8:Which phrase is used to describe movement from one place to another in a repeated pattern?

  • A) Back and forth

  • B) Back to the future

  • C) Back to basics

  • D) Back in full force

Correct Answer: A) Back and forth

Explanation: "Back and forth" refers to a repeated or reciprocal movement, like walking to and fro.

Question 9:Which phrase means to get things organized and in order?

  • A) Back on top

  • B) Back in the groove

  • C) Back on board

  • D) Back in line

Correct Answer: D) Back in line

Explanation: "Back in line" often means bringing things back to order or enforcing discipline.

Question 10:Which phrase describes reuniting with an activity or group after a break?

  • A) Back on track

  • B) Back together

  • C) Back to reality

  • D) Back to the wall

Correct Answer: B) Back together

Explanation: "Back together" typically refers to reuniting with someone or an activity after some time apart.


Question 11:Which phrase means going back to the core principles or fundamentals?

  • A) Back in business

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back on course

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: B) Back to basics

Explanation: "Back to basics" means returning to fundamental principles, often to simplify things.

Question 12:Which phrase describes a temporary halt or stop in activities?

  • A) Back to back

  • B) Back in shape

  • C) Back burner

  • D) Back in the loop

Correct Answer: C) Back burner

Explanation: "Back burner" means putting something on hold to focus on other priorities.

Question 13:Which phrase means recovering control or momentum after a setback?

  • A) Back to square one

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in town

  • D) Back the wrong horse

Correct Answer: B) Back on track

Explanation: "Back on track" indicates regaining focus or momentum toward a goal after a disruption.

Question 14:Which phrase describes a scenario where someone is being pressured from all sides?

  • A) Back in action

  • B) Back against the wall

  • C) Back on the wagon

  • D) Back in business

Correct Answer: B) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" means being in a tough situation with limited options.

Question 15:Which phrase suggests re-entering a social or business environment after an absence?

  • A) Back on deck

  • B) Back on the horse

  • C) Back in circulation

  • D) Back in the groove

Correct Answer: C) Back in circulation

Explanation: "Back in circulation" often means being socially or professionally active after a break.

Question 16:Which phrase refers to supporting the losing side in a situation?

  • A) Back down

  • B) Back the wrong horse

  • C) Back in the loop

  • D) Back in time

Correct Answer: B) Back the wrong horse

Explanation: "Back the wrong horse" means supporting a side that doesn’t succeed.

Question 17:Which phrase would you use for resuming a positive habit?

  • A) Back on top

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in line

  • D) Back the bid

Correct Answer: B) Back on track

Explanation: "Back on track" can also imply returning to positive habits or routines.

Question 18:Which phrase means a close succession of events or occurrences?

  • A) Back to back

  • B) Back in the game

  • C) Back burner

  • D) Back to reality

Correct Answer: A) Back to back

Explanation: "Back to back" describes events happening consecutively, with little to no gap.

Question 19:Which phrase describes returning to a past point in history?

  • A) Back to basics

  • B) Back to square one

  • C) Back in time

  • D) Back on the map

Correct Answer: C) Back in time

Explanation: "Back in time" suggests revisiting the past, often nostalgically or hypothetically.

Question 20:Which phrase would mean to return after a period of inactivity in business?

  • A) Back to the drawing board

  • B) Back in town

  • C) Back on deck

  • D) Back in business

Correct Answer: D) Back in business

Explanation: "Back in business" is used when someone resumes activities or a business reopens after a break.


Question 21:Which phrase means to begin an endeavor from scratch after an unsuccessful attempt?

  • A) Back to life

  • B) Back to the drawing board

  • C) Back to health

  • D) Back in place

Correct Answer: B) Back to the drawing board

Explanation: "Back to the drawing board" means starting over after a failure, as if going back to the planning stage.

Question 22:Which phrase suggests feeling revived or energized again?

  • A) Back from the dead

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back on task

  • D) Back in time

Correct Answer: A) Back from the dead

Explanation: "Back from the dead" is used figuratively to mean feeling revived or re-energized after being inactive or ill.

Question 23:Which phrase would you use to refer to a recurring argument or debate?

  • A) Back and forth

  • B) Back burner

  • C) Back in the saddle

  • D) Back on board

Correct Answer: A) Back and forth

Explanation: "Back and forth" refers to an exchange of ideas or arguments that goes in both directions.

Question 24:Which phrase is used to mean returning to a position of power or control?

  • A) Back on track

  • B) Back on the map

  • C) Back on top

  • D) Back on the field

Correct Answer: C) Back on top

Explanation: "Back on top" implies regaining a position of leadership or success after a setback.

Question 25:Which phrase describes going back to the ordinary, day-to-day life after an adventure or escape?

  • A) Back to square one

  • B) Back to reality

  • C) Back on track

  • D) Back on deck

Correct Answer: B) Back to reality

Explanation: "Back to reality" is used when returning to normal life after a break or escape from it.

Question 26:Which phrase is used when someone joins an activity or group after a pause?

  • A) Back in town

  • B) Back on board

  • C) Back in shape

  • D) Back to basics

Correct Answer: B) Back on board

Explanation: "Back on board" means rejoining a team, project, or group activity after a break.

Question 27:Which phrase refers to supporting someone or something financially or morally?

  • A) Back on track

  • B) Back on the map

  • C) Back the bid

  • D) Back in action

Correct Answer: C) Back the bid

Explanation: "Back the bid" means to support an endeavor, usually by endorsing or providing backing.

Question 28:Which phrase describes a situation of being deeply involved in an important discussion or decision?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back against the wall

  • C) Back to the future

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: A) Back in the loop

Explanation: "Back in the loop" means being included in updates or conversations relevant to a group.

Question 29:Which phrase would describe a return to a comfortable routine after a break?

  • A) Back to school

  • B) Back in the groove

  • C) Back down

  • D) Back in sync

Correct Answer: B) Back in the groove

Explanation: "Back in the groove" means resuming a rhythm or routine that feels natural or comfortable.

Question 30:Which phrase describes a complete recovery of health or stability?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back to square one

  • C) Back burner

  • D) Back to form

Correct Answer: A) Back to healthExplanation: "Back to health" is used when someone recovers from an illness or regains their well-being.


Question 31:Which phrase is used to describe restoring balance or control?

  • A) Back in check

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back in time

  • D) Back to square one

Correct Answer: A) Back in check

Explanation: "Back in check" means bringing things under control or restoring stability.

Question 32:Which phrase means to resume after an interruption, especially in business or personal goals?

  • A) Back to school

  • B) Back in action

  • C) Back in line

  • D) Back to the drawing board

Correct Answer: B) Back in action

Explanation: "Back in action" signifies resuming activities after a break or downtime.

Question 33:Which phrase refers to regaining confidence or motivation after a failure?

  • A) Back to form

  • B) Back in place

  • C) Back in the groove

  • D) Back on the horse

Correct Answer: D) Back on the horse

Explanation: "Back on the horse" means trying again or resuming after a setback or failure.

Question 34:Which phrase is used when someone is thought to be supportive but secretly causes harm?

  • A) Backstabber

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back up

  • D) Back the wrong horse

Correct Answer: A) Backstabber

Explanation: A "backstabber" is someone who betrays others in secret, despite appearing loyal.

Question 35:Which phrase means to be unprepared or taken by surprise?

  • A) Backed into a corner

  • B) Back to health

  • C) Back in force

  • D) Back in the game

Correct Answer: A) Backed into a corner

Explanation: "Backed into a corner" means being in a difficult position without options.

Question 36:Which phrase would be used when something that was out of style is popular again?

  • A) Back in sync

  • B) Back on task

  • C) Back in fashion

  • D) Back in time

Correct Answer: C) Back in fashionExplanation: "Back in fashion" means something is trendy or popular again after a period of disuse.

Question 37:Which phrase describes being fully operational or active after a pause?

  • A) Back on track

  • B) Back in full swing

  • C) Back to basics

  • D) Back in action

Correct Answer: B) Back in full swing

Explanation: "Back in full swing" suggests resuming activities at full capacity or energy.

Question 38:Which phrase would you use to describe fully regaining control of a situation?

  • A) Back in control

  • B) Back down

  • C) Back to life

  • D) Back the bid

Correct Answer: A) Back in control

Explanation: "Back in control" means having reestablished authority or management over a situation.

Question 39:Which phrase is used to indicate someone has regained their usual energy or enthusiasm?

  • A) Back to basics

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in the saddle

  • D) Back to form

Correct Answer: C) Back in the saddle

Explanation: "Back in the saddle" means resuming one's role or duties with confidence, often after a break.

Question 40:Which phrase means to return to one's place of origin or comfort?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back to one’s roots

  • C) Back on deck

  • D) Back in full force

Correct Answer: B) Back to one’s roots

Explanation: "Back to one’s roots" implies returning to one’s origins, heritage, or starting point.


Question 41:Which phrase means to give additional support or reinforcement?

  • A) Back down

  • B) Back up

  • C) Back in force

  • D) Back out

Correct Answer: B) Back up

Explanation: "Back up" means providing support, either physically or figuratively, for someone or something.

Question 42:Which phrase would describe being included in relevant conversations or information again?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back to square one

  • C) Back on course

  • D) Back to the future

Correct Answer: A) Back in the loop

Explanation: "Back in the loop" means being updated or involved in a group’s ongoing discussions or decisions.

Question 43:Which phrase is used when a project or endeavor has returned to a successful trajectory?

  • A) Back on the map

  • B) Back in shape

  • C) Back on course

  • D) Back in business

Correct Answer: C) Back on course

Explanation: "Back on course" indicates that something has returned to its intended or successful path.

Question 44:Which phrase would mean to continue with renewed energy or resources?

  • A) Back in gear

  • B) Back to life

  • C) Back down

  • D) Back to front

Correct Answer: A) Back in gear

Explanation: "Back in gear" means being ready and active again after a period of downtime or rest.

Question 45:Which phrase refers to items that are still pending but will be completed later?

  • A) Back order

  • B) Back the bid

  • C) Back off

  • D) Back in force

Correct Answer: A) Back order

Explanation: "Back order" refers to items that are temporarily out of stock but will be filled later.

Question 46:Which phrase is often used to mean to slow down or withdraw in a confrontation?

  • A) Back down

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back the bid

  • D) Back in town

Correct Answer: A) Back down

Explanation: "Back down" means to retreat or concede in an argument or difficult situation.

Question 47:Which phrase means being surrounded by difficult or limiting circumstances?

  • A) Back against the wall

  • B) Back on board

  • C) Back in circulation

  • D) Back in force

Correct Answer: A) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" means being in a tough situation with little room to maneuver.

Question 48:Which phrase would you use when someone has regained a former skill level?

  • A) Back to one’s roots

  • B) Back in sync

  • C) Back to form

  • D) Back in shape

Correct Answer: C) Back to form

Explanation: "Back to form" means performing as well as one did in the past.

Question 49:Which phrase describes something in chronological reverse or improperly arranged?

  • A) Back to front

  • B) Back burner

  • C) Back out

  • D) Back in check

Correct Answer: A) Back to front

Explanation: "Back to front" means something is reversed or done in an incorrect order.

Question 50:Which phrase would mean to make a return after being out of the public eye?

  • A) Back to school

  • B) Back in town

  • C) Back to one’s old self

  • D) Back on the map

Correct Answer: D) Back on the map

Explanation: "Back on the map" means regaining visibility or popularity after a period of obscurity.


Question 51:Which phrase is used to mean a continuous exchange of ideas or arguments?

  • A) Back in time

  • B) Back and forth

  • C) Back down

  • D) Back up

Correct Answer: B) Back and forth

Explanation: "Back and forth" refers to a reciprocal exchange or discussion, often involving different perspectives.

Question 52:Which phrase suggests a complete return to health and wellness?

  • A) Back in the game

  • B) Back to health

  • C) Back to square one

  • D) Back to form

Correct Answer: B) Back to health

Explanation: "Back to health" means a full recovery from illness or injury.

Question 53:Which phrase describes when someone begins actively participating in work or activities after a break?

  • A) Back in force

  • B) Back to life

  • C) Back in circulation

  • D) Back in action

Correct Answer: D) Back in action

Explanation: "Back in action" means resuming work or activities after an absence or break.

Question 54:Which phrase would you use to describe supporting a cause or proposal?

  • A) Back down

  • B) Back the bid

  • C) Back to form

  • D) Back in check

Correct Answer: B) Back the bid

Explanation: "Back the bid" means to support an initiative, proposal, or endeavor.

Question 55:Which phrase is used when someone goes back to a previous stage or position after a setback?

  • A) Back in the groove

  • B) Back to square one

  • C) Back on track

  • D) Back on top

Correct Answer: B) Back to square one

Explanation: "Back to square one" means returning to the beginning after an unsuccessful attempt.

Question 56:Which phrase would describe being updated or informed about a situation after an absence?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back in shape

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: A) Back in the loop

Explanation: "Back in the loop" means being brought up-to-date on important information or developments.

Question 57:Which phrase is used when someone is caught off guard or unprepared?

  • A) Back against the wall

  • B) Backed into a corner

  • C) Back to the future

  • D) Back burner

Correct Answer: B) Backed into a corner

Explanation: "Backed into a corner" means being in a difficult situation with limited options or escape routes.

Question 58:Which phrase means to decline or refuse something?

  • A) Back out

  • B) Back up

  • C) Back to life

  • D) Back in circulation

Correct Answer: A) Back out

Explanation: "Back out" means withdrawing from an agreement, commitment, or situation.

Question 59:Which phrase would you use to describe regaining control after a loss or setback?

  • A) Back on top

  • B) Back down

  • C) Back in business

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: A) Back on top

Explanation: "Back on top" means regaining a successful or advantageous position after a setback.

Question 60:Which phrase suggests resuming a positive routine or behavior after a lapse?

  • A) Back in line

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back on track

  • D) Back in fashion

Correct Answer: C) Back on track

Explanation: "Back on track" means resuming a constructive path or routine after a period of disruption.


Question 61:Which phrase describes maintaining a reserve or contingency?

  • A) Back burner

  • B) Back to health

  • C) Back on deck

  • D) Back in line

Correct Answer: A) Back burner

Explanation: "Back burner" means putting something on hold as a secondary priority, to be addressed later.

Question 62:Which phrase is used when someone reclaims confidence after a failure?

  • A) Back in the game

  • B) Back to form

  • C) Back in business

  • D) Back on the horse

Correct Answer: D) Back on the horse

Explanation: "Back on the horse" means resuming efforts or activities after facing a setback.

Question 63:Which phrase describes returning to a well-established state or condition?

  • A) Back to the basics

  • B) Back in shape

  • C) Back to normal

  • D) Back on track

Correct Answer: C) Back to normal

Explanation: "Back to normal" means resuming typical routines or conditions after a disruption.

Question 64:Which phrase means something has become trendy again?

  • A) Back to the past

  • B) Back in circulation

  • C) Back in fashion

  • D) Back in the saddle

Correct Answer: C) Back in fashion

Explanation: "Back in fashion" indicates that something has regained popularity or style.

Question 65:Which phrase suggests returning to an original skill level?

  • A) Back to form

  • B) Back to life

  • C) Back on top

  • D) Back down

Correct Answer: A) Back to form

Explanation: "Back to form" means performing at a level that one previously achieved.

Question 66:Which phrase is used to indicate handling a problem from a simple perspective?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back on course

  • D) Back in action

Correct Answer: B) Back to basics

Explanation: "Back to basics" means focusing on fundamental principles to simplify things.

Question 67:Which phrase means being surrounded by restrictive circumstances?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back against the wall

  • C) Back in check

  • D) Back to form

Correct Answer: B) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" describes being in a tough position with limited options.

Question 68:Which phrase would you use when something is no longer in order or has been disrupted?

  • A) Back on the horse

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back out

  • D) Back out of sync

Correct Answer: D) Back out of sync

Explanation: "Back out of sync" means something is misaligned or disrupted from its usual order.

Question 69:Which phrase describes a situation where one supports an unsuccessful choice?

  • A) Back the wrong horse

  • B) Back in shape

  • C) Back in the game

  • D) Back burner

Correct Answer: A) Back the wrong horse

Explanation: "Back the wrong horse" means supporting a side or choice that turns out to fail.

Question 70:Which phrase refers to taking time to pause and reflect before resuming an action?

  • A) Back on deck

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back to square one

  • D) Back to the drawing board

Correct Answer: D) Back to the drawing board

Explanation: "Back to the drawing board" means re-evaluating a plan after it has proven unsuccessful.


Question 71:Which phrase would be used to refer to reviving a stagnant project?

  • A) Back in sync

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back to life

  • D) Back in the game

Correct Answer: C) Back to life

Explanation: "Back to life" is used to describe reviving or renewing interest in a project or activity that had become inactive.

Question 72:Which phrase would you use when something returns to its former popularity?

  • A) Back in action

  • B) Back on the map

  • C) Back in the groove

  • D) Back to the wall

Correct Answer: B) Back on the map

Explanation: "Back on the map" means regaining attention, popularity, or relevance after being overlooked.

Question 73:Which phrase suggests returning to a familiar situation or place?

  • A) Back to one’s roots

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back on board

  • D) Back against the wall

Correct Answer: A) Back to one’s roots

Explanation: "Back to one’s roots" means returning to one’s origin, such as one’s hometown, culture, or foundational values.

Question 74:Which phrase would mean to prepare something for future needs or use?

  • A) Back burner

  • B) Back it up

  • C) Back to normal

  • D) Back in shape

Correct Answer: B) Back it up

Explanation: "Back it up" means saving or preparing resources or information for future use, often in case of emergencies.

Question 75:Which phrase means becoming popular or trendy again after a period of decline?

  • A) Back in business

  • B) Back in style

  • C) Back in place

  • D) Back to school

Correct Answer: B) Back in style

Explanation: "Back in style" means regaining popularity or fashion after a period of disuse.

Question 76:Which phrase describes helping or supporting someone in their efforts?

  • A) Back someone up

  • B) Back down

  • C) Back in check

  • D) Back out

Correct Answer: A) Back someone up

Explanation: "Back someone up" means to support or assist someone in their endeavors or decisions.

Question 77:Which phrase would you use when someone is involved in a difficult or restrictive situation?

  • A) Back in line

  • B) Back in the groove

  • C) Back against the wall

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: C) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" refers to being in a tough situation with limited options for escape.

Question 78:Which phrase means start

ing from scratch after encountering failure?

  • A) Back to basics

  • B) Back on deck

  • C) Back to square one

  • D) Back to the future

Correct Answer: C) Back to square one

Explanation: "Back to square one" means returning to the beginning stage of a task or project after a failed attempt.

Question 79:Which phrase describes resuming an activity or routine after a pause?

  • A) Back in action

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back to health

  • D) Back in the saddle

Correct Answer: D) Back in the saddle

Explanation: "Back in the saddle" means resuming responsibilities or activities after a break.

Question 80:Which phrase suggests remaining calm in a stressful or challenging situation?

  • A) Back in check

  • B) Back in control

  • C) Back up

  • D) Back to form

Correct Answer: B) Back in control

Explanation: "Back in control" means maintaining composure and handling a situation effectively.


Question 81:Which phrase would you use to indicate that someone is forced to make a difficult decision?

  • A) Back to square one

  • B) Back in a corner

  • C) Back on board

  • D) Back in sync

Correct Answer: B) Back in a corner

Explanation: "Back in a corner" suggests being in a tight situation where options are limited, often forcing a tough decision.

Question 82:Which phrase means returning to a starting point due to a failure?

  • A) Back in business

  • B) Back to the drawing board

  • C) Back on the horse

  • D) Back to health

Correct Answer: B) Back to the drawing board

Explanation: "Back to the drawing board" means re-evaluating and starting over after an unsuccessful attempt.

Question 83:Which phrase describes something that is not a priority and will be addressed later?

  • A) Back burner

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in sync

  • D) Back up

Correct Answer: A) Back burner

Explanation: "Back burner" means putting a task or issue on hold temporarily, as it’s not immediately important.

Question 84:Which phrase is used to describe preparing to tackle a challenge again after a pause?

  • A) Back in action

  • B) Back on the map

  • C) Back in gear

  • D) Back in town

Correct Answer: C) Back in gear

Explanation: "Back in gear" means getting ready to work or tackle something after a break.

Question 85:Which phrase is commonly used to mean returning to one’s daily activities after a break?

  • A) Back to business

  • B) Back on the horse

  • C) Back in the groove

  • D) Back in force

Correct Answer: C) Back in the groove

Explanation: "Back in the groove" means resuming regular activities with ease and confidence.

Question 86:Which phrase would indicate lending support to someone’s decision or action?

  • A) Back out

  • B) Back it up

  • C) Back someone up

  • D) Back in sync

Correct Answer: C) Back someone up

Explanation: "Back someone up" means to support someone’s choices or actions, often to provide assurance or aid.

Question 87:Which phrase suggests returning to a stable and balanced state?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back in shape

  • C) Back on board

  • D) Back to normal

Correct Answer: D) Back to normal

Explanation: "Back to normal" means things have returned to a usual, stable, or expected state.

Question 88:Which phrase would you use to describe a situation that is handled calmly and efficiently?

  • A) Back in control

  • B) Back on top

  • C) Back in action

  • D) Back in sync

Correct Answer: A) Back in control

Explanation: "Back in control" means maintaining composure and managing the situation effectively.

Question 89:Which phrase means revisiting basic principles to simplify or clarify things?

  • A) Back on track

  • B) Back to basics

  • C) Back on the horse

  • D) Back in the loop

Correct Answer: B) Back to basics

Explanation: "Back to basics" is about focusing on fundamental ideas to make things simpler or clearer.

Question 90:Which phrase is used to describe something that is fully functional again after being inactive?

  • A) Back in business

  • B) Back to health

  • C) Back to the wall

  • D) Back down

Correct Answer: A) Back in business

Explanation: "Back in business" means resuming normal operations or activities after a period of inactivity.


Question 91:Which phrase means to yield or concede in a confrontation?

  • A) Back off

  • B) Back down

  • C) Back in the game

  • D) Back in check

Correct Answer: B) Back down

Explanation: "Back down" means to withdraw or concede in an argument or confrontation.

Question 92:Which phrase indicates returning to previous standards or performance levels?

  • A) Back to the future

  • B) Back to form

  • C) Back on the map

  • D) Back in shape

Correct Answer: B) Back to form

Explanation: "Back to form" means regaining previous skill levels or standards after a decline.

Question 93:Which phrase suggests being in a challenging situation with limited options?

  • A) Back in sync

  • B) Back against the wall

  • C) Back in the groove

  • D) Back to business

Correct Answer: B) Back against the wall

Explanation: "Back against the wall" indicates being in a tough spot where escape or options are minimal.

Question 94:Which phrase would mean returning to your previous state of health or condition?

  • A) Back to health

  • B) Back to normal

  • C) Back in shape

  • D) Back in action

Correct Answer: A) Back to health

Explanation: "Back to health" refers to recovering one's health or well-being after an illness or injury.

Question 95:Which phrase means to return to an advantageous position after being in a weak one?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back on top

  • C) Back to basics

  • D) Back in force

Correct Answer: B) Back on top

Explanation: "Back on top" means regaining a favorable or leading position after a setback.

Question 96:Which phrase means taking a step back to reconsider a situation?

  • A) Back to the drawing board

  • B) Back to front

  • C) Back in line

  • D) Back to the wall

Correct Answer: A) Back to the drawing board

Explanation: "Back to the drawing board" suggests rethinking a plan after a setback or failure.

Question 97:Which phrase describes being reintroduced to a group or community?

  • A) Back in the loop

  • B) Back in action

  • C) Back on board

  • D) Back in force

Correct Answer: A) Back in the loop

Explanation: "Back in the loop" means being included in a group’s discussions or activities after a period of absence.

Question 98:Which phrase indicates moving forward after overcoming obstacles?

  • A) Back to normal

  • B) Back on track

  • C) Back in the saddle

  • D) Back in check

Correct Answer: B) Back on track

Explanation: "Back on track" means returning to a successful or correct path after distractions or setbacks.

Question 99:Which phrase refers to a situation where something is put on hold?

  • A) Back in check

  • B) Back burner

  • C) Back to form

  • D) Back in style

Correct Answer: B) Back burner

Explanation: "Back burner" means setting something aside for later attention or priority.

Question 100:Which phrase would mean to support an initiative that is unlikely to succeed?

  • A) Back the wrong horse

  • B) Back in the game

  • C) Back in shape

  • D) Back in time

Correct Answer: A) Back the wrong horse

Explanation: "Back the wrong horse" means to support an option or choice that ultimately fails or is unsuccessful.







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