1521 Words written on a tomb is called _____________? English Medium Full question → A epithet B epigraph C Soliloquy D epitaph
1522 We sat _____ the back of the queue. English Medium Full question → A at B in C on D None of these
1523 Our country needs a number of ______ Social workers. English Medium Full question → A uninterested B disinterested C self-centered D None of these
1524 After dinner, grand mother used to tell us stories while ______ the old socks. English Medium Full question → A Sewing B Stitching C Darning D None of these
1525 If the storm continues, the overhead wires may ______ with twang. English Medium Full question → A Break B Snap C Tear D None of these
1526 The destiny has destined him ______ a high post than he now holds. English Medium Full question → A to B on C for D None of these
1527 It is natural for us to exult ______ our own success. English Medium Full question → A at B over C against D None of these
1528 It is natural for us to exult ______ our own success. English Medium Full question → A at B over C against D None of these
1529 At last he yielded __________ the temptation. English Medium Full question → A About B on C for D to
1530 Idiom “Red letter day” means? English Medium Full question → A a dangerous day B an important day C an eventful day D a formidable day
1531 Idiom “no love lost” means? English Medium Full question → A stop loving B not like each other at all. C forming a group D have good understanding
1532 Idiom “Get the sack” means? English Medium Full question → A resigned B got rid of C was demoted from D was dismissed from
1533 Idiom “The pros and cons of” means? English Medium Full question → A measure the ingredient B observe etiquette C consider all facts D postpone action
1534 Idiom “by leaps and bounds” means? English Medium Full question → A very slowly B very quickly C irregularly D very systematically
1535 Idiom “turned a deaf ear to” means? English Medium Full question → A disputed B paid attention to C To ignore or refuse to listen to someone or something D acknowledged gratefully
1536 Idiom “at one’s wit’s end” means? English Medium Full question → A to understand thoroughly B to be puzzled C to be a stupid person D to behave irrationally
1537 The poet who used extensive alliteration? English Medium Full question → A William Shakespeare B William Wordsworth C John Keats D Percy Bysshe Shelley
1538 To beat the air means? English Medium Full question → A Making progress B To sound logical C To keep doing something despite its apparent pointlessness or futility D None of these
1540 Rome was not built in a day. English Medium Full question → A They did not build Rome in a day. B They could not build Rome in a day. C The Romans did not build Rome in a day. D They have not built Rome in a day.