Phrases | MCQs

    Q31: You shouldn't believe everything that you read in the newspaper. Here 'everything that you read in the newspaper' is?

    • A. Main clause
    • B. Adjective clause
    • C. Noun clause
    • D. None of these

    Q32: The ___________ of both are armies shook hands with each other before the meeting.

    • A. Commander-in-chiefs
    • B. Commanders-in-chiefs
    • C. Commanders-in-chief
    • D. all are wrong

    Q33: We have appealed to him again and again; there is no use flogging a dead horse now. Here 'flogging a dead horse' means?

    • A. Repeating our request
    • B. None of these
    • C. Wasting time in useless effort
    • D. Beating about the bush

    Q34: The phrase “Be all ears” means?

    • A. Being good listener
    • B. Having long ears
    • C. None of these
    • D. Listen with interest

    Q35: Objectives limiting the meaning of a noun showing either possession, demonstration, or number are called.

    • A. Description
    • B. Indicative adjective
    • C. Proper adjective
    • D. Limiting

    Q36: The study of the way that sequences of words are ordered into phrases, clauses, and sentences is called____________?

    • A. Phonology
    • B. Morphology
    • C. Syntax
    • D. Semantics

    Q37: The wearer knows where the shoe ______?

    • A. Was pinching
    • B. None of these
    • C. Pinches
    • D. Is pinching

    Q38: Idiom: Have an Axe to Grind means ____?

    • A. To have a dispute with someone
    • B. Selfish motive
    • C. To be fair with someone
    • D. To use axe frequently

    Q39: He has not met her Mother___ long;

    • A. At
    • B. For
    • C. With
    • D. Since

    Q40: To pay off old scores

    • A. None of these
    • B. To settle a dispute
    • C. To have one's revenge
    • D. To repay the old loan
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