79) What is the meaning of the Idiom/proverb: “To talk through one’s hat?

• A. To speak fluently
• B. To talk nonsense
• C. To talk wisdom
• D. To speak at random

86) What is the meaning of the idiom/proverb “To take with a grain of salt”.

• A. To take with some reservation
• B. To reject
• C. To take whole heatedly
• D. To take seriously

11) Select the most OPPOSITE word of Miscellaneous:

• A. Similar
• B. Vague
• C. Different
• D. Mingle

Fill in the blank “You must stick            your promise”

• A. In
• B. On
• C. By
• D. To

17) Find out the correct Passive voice sentence: People say the honesty is the best policy but they seldom set upon it”

• A. It is said that honesty is the best policy but that is seldom acted upon
• B. Honesty is said to be the best policy which is seldom acted upon
• C. Honesty is that best policy which is seldom acted upon
• D. It is said the honesty was best policy which was seldom acted

Fill in the blanks: “Please send this letter          my address”

• A. In
• B. On
• C. Toward
• D. To

32) What is the meaning of the Idiom/Proverb “A pipe dream”?

• A. A peasant dream
• B. A bad dream
• C. An impracticable wish
• D. A foolish idea

34) What is the synonym of Lurid?

• A. Gory
• B. Appear
• C. Natural
• D. Discreet

36) Find out the correct Passive Voice sentence “Circumstances will oblige me to go”?

• A. I shall be obliged to go by circumstances
• B. I shall have to be obliged to go
• C. I shall not go except if he circumstance oblige me to go
• D. I shall go if circumstance oblige me to go

41) Choose synonym for the underlined word. One normally expects myopic people not to be able to see over great distances:

• A. Near sighted
• B. Healthy
• C. Old
• D. Wise