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A. Very often
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B. Very nicely
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C. Very cleverly
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D. Very quickly
Explanation
Time and again means اکثر
I’ve told you time and time again to lock both doors before you leave.
میں تمہیں اکثر کہتا رہا ہوں جانے سے پہلے دونوں دروازے لاک کردو۔
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A. Life full of quarrels
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B. Life full of success
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C. None of the above
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D. Life full of happiness
Explanation
The idiom "cat and dog life" means لڑائی جھگڑے والی زندگی
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A. A bad situation
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B. A hidden blessing
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C. Sometimes that seems bad but it actually good
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D. A religious event
Explanation
The phrase 'A Blessing in Disguise' refers to something that at first appears to be bad or unlucky but is actually good
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A. None of these
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B. A person who brings bad luck
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C. When the person you have just been talking about arrives
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D. A bad omen
Explanation
This idiom is used when someone you've just been talking about appears unexpectedly.
It's often said in a light or humorous tone.
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A. To kill the sleeping dogs
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B. To avoid restarting a conflict
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C. To avoid disturbing someone
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D. None of these
Explanation
- Let sleeping dogs lie means not to interfere in a situation that could cause trouble if disturbed.
- It advises leaving past conflicts or issues unresolved to prevent further problems.
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A. An unbelievable tale
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B. None of these
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C. A true story
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D. A lengthy tale
Explanation
- Cock and Bull story refers to a false or exaggerated story.
- It is often used to describe a fabricated or highly improbable tale.
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A. Happen in hidden manner
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B. None of these
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C. Happen very slowly
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D. Happen very soon
Explanation
- "Follow hot on the heels of" means to occur immediately or very soon after something.
- It implies a quick succession of events.
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A. Being closely examined
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B. All of the Above
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C. Be under scrutiny
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D. Be under the watchful eye
Explanation
- "Be under the scanner" means being carefully scrutinized or closely examined.
- It suggests being under observation or the watchful eye of someone.
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A. To confuse someone
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B. To frighten someone
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C. To abuse someone
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D. To flatter someone
Explanation
"Make one's flesh creep" means to frighten someone.
This expression describes a strong feeling of fear or discomfort.
It often due to something eerie or unsettling.
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A. Not much coal remaining in the mine
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B. Having advantageous position
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C. Harbinger of serious problem
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D. Good tidings for future
Explanation
The correct meaning is: "Harbinger of serious problem."
The phrase "canary in the coal mine" refers to an early warning or indicator of a larger issue.
In this context, it means that the stories of seniors with economic distress due to student loans signal a broader, more serious problem.
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