Idioms and Phrases

Direction : In each of the following questions, an idiomatic expression / a proverb has been given, followed by some alternatives. Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given Idiom/proverb.
31. To be in two minds
  A.  To be dominated by someone else
  B.  To be uncertain
  C.  To be in critical state
  D.  To work on somebody else's advice
32. Queer somebody's pitch
  A.  Check him
  B.  Work him up
  C.  Reprimand him
  D.  Upset one's plan

33. To give one's ears
  A.  To refuse to listen
  B.  To incite someone
  C.  To listen carefully
  D.  To make almost any sacrifice
34. To play to the gallery
  A.  To work hard to achieve the best
  B.  To be able to do a work easily
  C.  Use wrong means to achieve success
  D.  Trying to get appreciation from least intelligent people
35. Leave one to sink or swim
  A.  To be in a dilemma
  B.  To put one in difficulty
  C.  To leave to one's fate
  D.  Not to help one
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