B

     (1) The back numbers at that store were sold very cheap. 

     (1) That country man often barks at the moon for new things.

     (1) John is in Dutch with Tom.

     (1) "To bell the cat" means to take an action that is risky.

     (1) Tom often speaks big words.

     (1) I will do the work with body and soul.

     (1) The book of books is a great writing.

     (1) The black and white must be presented for proof.

     (1) Everyone has a blind side.

     (1) Only Joe can break the ice at the party.

     (1) He got a brick in the hat in a pub.

     (1) The artist brought down the house.

     (1) Poor as he is, he does not borrow trouble.

     (1) Don't listen to butter words.

     (1) I know what to do, I don't need a backseat driver.

     (1) He had butterflies in the stomach before the exam.

      (1) Jane blacked out when she saw blood.

      (1) It is a black-tie dinner.

      (1) Tom wasn't the leader of his class because he was blackballed by some of his classmates.

      (1) There is no sex in the movie, so it is not a blue movie.

      (1) David gave his girl friend a blue-ribbon present on her birthday.

      (1) There will be a brownout all around the island because of the power shortage.