Question

1. matching 5 points

choose the meaning that best matches each idiom below. you may look them up online.
hand and glove with parsons (70)
she held her tongue (58)
cooked someones goose (66)
got hold of the wrong end of the stick all around (54)
got a bee in his bonnet (54)
obssessed with something
did not speak
make sure someone loses or fails
misunderstood
active in the church

Explanation:

"hand and glove with parsons" has no common - known meaning among the given options; "she held her tongue" means did not speak; "cooked someone's goose" means make sure someone loses or fails; "got hold of the wrong end of the stick all around" means misunderstood; "got a bee in his bonnet" means obsessed with something.

Answer:

hand and glove with parsons (no match among given options)
she held her tongue - did not speak
cooked someone's goose - make sure someone loses or fails
got hold of the wrong end of the stick all around - misunderstood
got a bee in his bonnet - obsessed with something