61). The arrival of the mother in-law in the family proved a rift in the lute.
A). brought about disharmony |
B). brought about a disciplined atmosphere |
C). caused unnecessary worries |
D). caused a pleasant atmosphere |
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62). To cut one short
A). to insult one |
B). to criticise one |
C). to interrupt one |
D). to love one |
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63). Inspite of the efforts of all peace loving people, world peace is still a far cry.
A). an abstract ideal |
B). a long way off |
C). an impracticable idea |
D). out of reach |
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64). He was carried off his feet when he was declared to have won the prize.
A). became delirious |
B). danced on his toes |
C). was dizzy |
D). was wild with excitement |
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65). To be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth.
A). to be born in a rich home |
B). to be born in a jeweller's home |
C). to be fed milk with a silver spoon |
D). to be a first born child |
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66). Pankaj had a chequered career since I first knew him as an assistant dealer in the transport company.
A). indulged in odd jobs |
B). a career which helped him make lot of money |
C). a variety of jobs and experiences |
D). jobless |
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67). To come round.
A). to get well |
B). to reach a roundabout |
C). to succeed |
D). to complete a circle |
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68). The authorities took him to task for his negligence.
A). forced him to resign |
B). suspended his assignment |
C). reprimanded him |
D). gave him additional work |
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69). In the armed forces, it is considered a great Privilege to die in harness
A). die with honour |
B). die on a horse back |
C). die before retirement |
D). die while still working |
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70). She is a clever girl and she can put two and two together.
A). make a formal statement |
B). took very thoughtful |
C). draw a logical conclusion |
D). count very well |
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