Give the meaning of idiom: To wash one’s dirty linen in public

• A. To criticize one’s nature in public
• B. To quarrel in the open
• C. To do some ugly work in public
• D. To discuss dirty and scandalous matters of personal nature in the presence of strangers

Find out appropriate phrasal verb. : Whether I pay or my wife pays the same thing.

• A. Amounts to
• B. Amounts in
• C. Amounts into
• D. Amounts for

Give the meaning of Idiom: To throw down the glove

• A. To restore to wrong tactics
• B. To give a challenge
• C. To accept defeat
• D. To reject the prize

Select the meaning of idiom between double quotes from given options. : “He didn’t bat an eye” means the same as

• A. He didn’t see
• B. He wasn’t happy
• C. He didn’t show surprise
• D. None of these

Select the meaning of idiom between double quotes from given options: To “ Jump on the bandwagon” means to

• A. Continue
• B. Rest
• C. Join in
• D. None of these

Choose the best meaning of idiomatic phrase: To cross swords

• A. To fight
• B. To defend
• C. To kill
• D. To rob

Choose the meaning of Idiomatic phrase: Hallmark

• A. A big mark
• B. A spot
• C. Genuine excellence
• D. Grand

Choose the word that best complete the meaning of the sentence. : Behaving in a          and serious way, even in a            situation, makes people respect you.

• A. Calm, difficult
• B. Squally, astounding
• C. Silly, sound
• D. Flamboyant, tricky

Choose the sentence with correct use of punctuation marks.

• A. I never want to see you again, she screamed
• B. “i never want to see you, again”, she screamed
• C. “i never want to see you, again!” , she screamed
• D. “i never want to see you again”, she screamed

Complete the sentence by picking up suitable option from the given below: I couldn’t solve the problem so

• A. I telephoned the police
• B. I called an ambulance
• C. I asked my father to help me
• D. I answered the advertisement