Idiomatic Expression | MCQs
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A. None of these
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B. Reject
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C. Discard
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D. Follow
Explanation
- "Go by" means to adhere to or follow something.
- In this sentence, it means to follow the instructions to lead an easy life.
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A. To recover
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B. To stay
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C. To force
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D. To get out
Explanation
The phrasal verb "pull out" means گاڑی وغیرہ کو باہر نکالنا
In traffic context, "pull out" means to move a vehicle out into the road or from a parked position.
So, "it took me ages to pull out" means it took a long time to get out into the traffic.
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A. Near
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B. At distance
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C. none
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D. Little distance
Explanation
to keep at arm's length means to avoid being very close to or friendly with someone or something.
- another meaning :
At arm's length is a phrase of the arm
which means: held away from you with your arm straight;
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ND2-12-2022
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A. پوری چھوڑ آدھی سے بھی جائے
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B. جل بن مچھلی
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C. آسمان سے گرا کھجور میں انکا
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D. آئے تھے نماز بخشوانے روزے گلے پڑ گئے
Explanation
"Out of the frying pan into the fire" آسمان سے گرا کھجور میں انکا
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A. Forcefully
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B. Hysterically
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C. Devoutly
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D. Serenely
Explanation
B
ANS:
Vehemently : in a forceful, enthusiastic, or strongly way; with extraordinary feeling.
Forcefully : in a solid and confident way; energetically.
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A. Makes
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B. Makes
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C. Shall make
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D. Made
Explanation
This is a wise saying of American writer Benjamin Franklin.
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A. Adjective
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B. Preposition
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C. Conjunction
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D. Adverb
Explanation
- Still, waters run (deep).
- (deep).: Adverb
- The adverbs deep and deeply can both mean a long way down or into something
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A. To settle a dispute
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B. To have one's revenge
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C. None of these
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D. To repay the old loan
Explanation
- To pay off old scores is an idiom.
- To pay off old scores means to settle old grudges by taking revenge.
- To pay off old scores پرانی دشمنی کا بدلہ لینا
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A. in bad terms
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B. in good terms
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C. in trouble
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D. In love
Explanation
To be in Dutch is an idiom which means مشکل میں ہونا
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A. an affair of the heart
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B. without limit
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C. none of these
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D. a first attempt
Explanation
French noun phrase coup d'es·sai kü-dā-se.
its means the first attempt
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