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Question
Do no trust a man who
blows his own trumpet
Options
A. flatters
B. praises others
C. admonishes others
D. praises himself
Correct Answer
praises himself
Idioms and Phrases problems
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1. The university will have to
shelve
its plans for expansion in view of present situation
Options
A. cancel
B. discuss
C. reconsider
D. postpone
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Correct Answer: postpone
2. I am afraid he is burning
the candle at both ends
and ruining his life.
Options
A. wasting his money
B. becoming overgenerous
C. overtaxing his energies
D. losing his objectives
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Correct Answer: overtaxing his energies
3. The project did not appear to
hold out
bright prospects.
Options
A. highlight
B. show
C. offer
D. promise
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Correct Answer: offer
4. Since he knew what would happen, he should be left to
stew in his own juice
.
Options
A. Make a stew
B. Boil
C. Suffer in his own juice
D. Suffer for his own act
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Correct Answer: Suffer for his own act
5. Companies producing goods
play to the gallery
to boost their sales.
Options
A. advertise
B. cater to the public taste
C. attempt to appeal to popular taste
D. depend upon the public for approval
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Correct Answer: attempt to appeal to popular taste
6. He is
out and out
a reactionary.
Options
A. no more
B. thoroughly
C. in favour of
D. deadly against
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Correct Answer: thoroughly
7. I did not mind what he was saying, he was only
through his hat
.
Options
A. talking nonsense
B. talking ignorantly
C. talking irresponsibly
D. talking insultingly
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Correct Answer: talking nonsense
8. The case was
held over
due to the great opposition to it.
Options
A. stopped
B. postponed
C. dropped
D. cancelled
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Correct Answer: postponed
9. In the organised society of today no individual or nation can
plough a lonely furrow
.
Options
A. remain unaffected
B. do without the help of others
C. survive in isolation
D. remain non-aligned
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Correct Answer: do without the help of others
10. It was he who
put a spoke in my wheel
.
Options
A. tried to cause an accident
B. helped in the execution of the plan
C. thwarted in the execution of the plan
D. destroyed the plan
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Correct Answer: thwarted in the execution of the plan
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