English 2805 MCQs [All-Courses]

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The government should not spend money on helping “lame ducks”. Here lame ducks means:

A Needy

B Unsuccessful

C Powerless

D Inactive

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Correct Answer: Unsuccessful

The idiomatic phrase “a month of Sundays” means

A Time

B A long time

C A special Sunday

D A short period

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Correct Answer: A long time

The phrase/ idiom “As right as rain” means:

A Something is wet

B Cloudy weather

C Something is right

D Something is perfect

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Correct Answer: Something is perfect

The Phrase/ idiom “See eye to eye” means:

A Have a same look

B Have a same countenance

C Have a same opinion

D Have a same eyes colour

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Correct Answer: Have a same opinion

The Phrase/ idiom “Elephant in the room” means:

A A major issue

B A minor problem

C An idiot person

D A giant man

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Correct Answer: A major issue

The Phrase ‘Clouds on the horizon’ means:

A Frustration

B Problems

C Destruction

D Thunder and lightning

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Correct Answer: Problems

‘To pull socks up’ means?

A Take a bigger risk

B Make an effort to improve work

C Come to a halt

D Stop doing something

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Correct Answer: Make an effort to improve work

What is the nearest meaning of the phrase “bandy something around”?

A To play with an object

B To discuss something casually or exchange ideas informally

C To argue intensely

D To throw something away

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Correct Answer: To discuss something casually or exchange ideas informally

What is the nearest meaning of the phrase “hell to pay”?

A A difficult task

B A lively party

C Severe consequences or trouble

D An unexpected reward

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Correct Answer: Severe consequences or trouble

What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Brave the elements”?

A Face difficult challenges

B Fight with nature

C Endure harsh weather conditions

D Conquer fears

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Correct Answer: Endure harsh weather conditions

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The government should not spend money on helping “lame ducks”. Here lame ducks means:

The idiomatic phrase “a month of Sundays” means

The phrase/ idiom “As right as rain” means:

The Phrase/ idiom “See eye to eye” means:

The Phrase/ idiom “Elephant in the room” means:

The Phrase ‘Clouds on the horizon’ means:

‘To pull socks up’ means?

What is the nearest meaning of the phrase “bandy something around”?

What is the nearest meaning of the phrase “hell to pay”?

What is the nearest meaning of the following idiom: “Brave the elements”?