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- Question
In his youth, he was practically rolling in money
Options- A. Spending more than his income
- B. Borrowing money liberally
- C. Very rich
- D. Wasting a lot of money
- Correct Answer
- Very rich
- 1. He was in high spirits when I met him in the restaurant.
Options- A. He was in a drunken state
- B. He was very cheerful
- C. He talked incoherently
- D. He was deeply engrossed in thoughts Discuss
- 2. In modern democratic societies lynch law seems to have become the spheres of life.
Options- A. law of the mob
- B. law of the underworld
- C. law of the constitution
- D. law of the parliament Discuss
- 3. He is in the habit of throwing dust in his superiors eyes
Options- A. To put sand into eyes
- B. To make blind
- C. To deceive
- D. To show false things Discuss
- 4. The time is running out, you must look sharp.
Options- A. be careful
- B. make haste
- C. be punctual
- D. be sensible Discuss
- 5. Although both the parents are running the show for the last ten years but their business is now on its last legs.
Options- A. About to fructify
- B. About to perish
- C. About to produce results
- D. About to take off Discuss
- 6. Jaya had a chequered career. since I first knew him as an office assistant in the insurance company.
Options- A. Had a variety of jobs and experiences
- B. A career which helped him make lot of money
- C. A career where he signed a lot of cheques
- D. Did odd jobs Discuss
- 7. The sight of the accident made my flesh creep.
Options- A. draw my attention
- B. confused me
- C. frightened me
- D. worried me Discuss
- 8. There is no hard and fast rule regarding this subject.
Options- A. rule that is difficult
- B. rule that is fat changing
- C. rule that cannot be broken or modified
- D. rule that can be broken or modified Discuss
- 9. He went to his friend's house in the evening as was his wont.
Options- A. as usual
- B. as he wanted
- C. as his want was
- D. as he wanted that day Discuss
- 10. Why do you wish to tread on the toes?
Options- A. To give offence to them
- B. To follow them grudgingly
- C. To treat them indifferently
- D. To be kicked by them Discuss
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Correct Answer: He was very cheerful
Correct Answer: law of the mob
Correct Answer: To deceive
Correct Answer: make haste
Correct Answer: About to perish
Correct Answer: Had a variety of jobs and experiences
Correct Answer: frightened me
Correct Answer: rule that cannot be broken or modified
Correct Answer: as usual
Correct Answer: To give offence to them
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