[Idiom] To have one's head in the clouds

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These are the idioms which I came across in a book meant for banking exam preparation. I couldn't find the meaning anywhere. Not only answers but also meanings with example(s) requested. Here they go:

1) To have one's head in the clouds

A) to be concealed from the view B) to find oneself in a comfortable position C) too concerned with one's problems to be aware of the real situation. D) to fly deep in the clouds. E) None.


2) To be a good Samaritan

A) a religious person B) a genuinely charitable person C) a citizen of Samaritana D) to be law abiding E) None

3) To beat the air

A) to act foolishly B) to move vigorously C) to move sluggishly D) to make useless efforts

 

[billmcd]

These are the idioms which I came across in a book meant for banking exam preparation. I couldn't find the meaning anywhere. Not only answers but also meanings with example(s) requested. Here they go:

1) To have one's head in the clouds

A) to be concealed from the view B) to find oneself in a comfortable position C) too concerned with one's problems to be aware of the real situation. D) to fly deep in the clouds. E) None.
2) To be a good Samaritan

A) a religious person B) a genuinely charitable person C) a citizen of Samaritana D) to be law abiding E) None

3) To beat the air

A) to act foolishly B) to move vigorously C) to move sluggishly D) to make useless efforts

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[5jj]

Parable of the Good Samaritan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

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head - Definition and pronunciation | Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary at OxfordLearnersDictionaries.com

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