Change narration: Salma said to: me, “Can you give me your pen?”

A. Salam asked me if i gave her my pen.
B. Salma asked me if i can give her my pen.
C. Salma asked me if i could give her my pen.
D. Salma asked me can i give her my pen.

Choose the correct analogy: Sip: Gulp

A. Soup: water
B. Tent: hut
C. Touch: push
D. Cup: glass

The meaning of Idiom At stake is:

A. Very low
B. In danger
C. At the top
D. Appropriate

One who travels from place to place is called:

A. Journeyman
B. Tramp
C. Itinerant
D. Mendicant

Change narration The boy exclaimed with joy that they had won the match.

A. The boys said, “hurrah! we have won the match.”
B. The boys said, “we have wont the match.”
C. The boys said, “hurrah! we won the match.”
D. None of these

He is good mathematics:

A. In
B. At
C. On
D. Into

Who wrote the novel Pride and Prejudice?

A. George orwell
B. Charles dickens
C. Jane austen
D. Earnest hemingway

The meaning of Idiom Laugh in one's sleeves is:

A. To laugh secretly
B. To laugh openly
C. To laugh at some weak
D. To laugh occasionaly

The antonym of Impertinent

A. Kind
B. Noble
C. Polite
D. Mannered

Fill in the blanks with suitable Prepositions: The bridge is constructed the canal.

A. Over
B. By
C. Across
D. None of these