| Directions (171-175): In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase. |
171). Chicken hearted
| A). Scholar |
| B). A useless man |
| C). Timid |
| D). Shocked |
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172). Down and out
| A). Mad |
| B). Jealousy and Envy |
| C). Futility |
| D). Without money |
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173). High and Low
| A). Everywhere |
| B). Optimism |
| C). Hypocrisy |
| D). Experience |
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174). A damsel in distress
| A). A helpless woman |
| B). An ugly woman |
| C). A woman whose husband is temporarily away from her |
| D). A strong lady who can cope with all difficult situations easily |
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175). God's ape
| A). As strong as god |
| B). A born fool |
| C). A knowledgeable person |
| D). Kind hearted person |
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| Directions (176-180): Improve the bold part of the sentence. |
176). Since 2009, there is no cyclone there.
| A). are |
| B). has been |
| C). were been |
| D). No improvement |
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177). Nisha probably would have caught up the bus by now.
| A). must have caught |
| B). will catch |
| C). shall have caught |
| D). No improvement |
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178). Right knowledge is a strong instrument for moulding the character of the young.
| A). powerful |
| B). potent |
| C). striking |
| D). No improvement |
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179). Mr. Clarke had staying here since 2005 and has made India his home.
| A). was to stay |
| B). is staying |
| C). has been staying |
| D). No improvement |
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180). My sister said that it sometimes took her one hour to put her make-up.
| A). put up |
| B). put on |
| C). put over |
| D). No improvement |
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