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A. Give up
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B. Follow
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C. Sink
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D. Reject
Explanation
to turn down the meaning 'ٹھکرانا' ۔
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A. To get entangled into unnecessary things
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B. Take interest in technical work
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C. To take up agricultural farming
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D. To take a difficult task
Explanation
To put one’s hand to plough is an English idiom.
To put one’s hand to plough means to take a hard or difficult task
To put one’s hand to plough means مشکل کام کی ذمہ داری لینا
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A. Amateur
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B. Amature.
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C. Ameteur
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D. Aematur
Explanation
Amateur شوقیہ
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A. a small or insignificant member of a larger organization or system
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B. an exceedingly complicated problem or deadlock
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C. a rich, older, man who supports or spends lavishly on a usually much younger girlfriend
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D. a dull or depressing person who spoils other people’s enjoyment
Explanation
A Gordian know means an extremely difficult or involved problem.
Usage in a Sentence:
Homelessness in the inner cities has become a real Gordian Knot.
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A. To avoid lime light
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B. None of these
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C. To conceal one's telnet
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D. To save electricity
Explanation
keep quiet about one's talents or accomplishments.
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A. In
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B. For
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C. Despite
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D. By
Explanation
Despite means in spite of.
Despite means کے باوجود
Despite serious injuries, he managed to play well in the last match
شدید زخمی ہونے کے باوجود وہ آخری میچ میں اچھا کھیلنے میں کامیاب رہے
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A. Until
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B. Because
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C. But
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D. Since
Explanation
"Since" is used to indicate the time from a past event up to now or another point in the past.
The sentence refers to events that occurred after the speaker left school — so "since I left the school" is correct.
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A. Leaf
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B. Fruit
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C. None of these
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D. Seed
Explanation
Bean means بیج
Seed means بیج
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A. None of these
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B. Transitive verb
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C. Helping verb
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D. Regular verb
Explanation
"Buy" is a transitive verb because it requires a direct object ("food articles") to complete its meaning.
The sentence implies an action done to something — we buy what? — food articles.
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A. /a/
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B. None of these
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C. /u/
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D. /u:/
Explanation
The vowel sound in "cool" is a long vowel sound, pronounced /u:/ as in "food."
It is held longer than the short /u/ sound.
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