MCQ
To be above board
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
To be above board
To set the people by ears
I am leaving India <u><em>for good</em></u>.
Pell-mell
To turn over a new leaf
Our school is <u><em>within a stone's throw</em></u> of the railway station.
The <u><em>die is cast</em></u> and now let us hope for the best.
He intends <u><em>setting up</em></u> as a lawyer in the adjoining district.