At last he yielded __________ the temptation.
At last he yielded __________ the temptation.
A. About
B. on
C. for
D. to
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Prepositions McqsJuly 2021
Idiom “Red letter day” means?
Idiom “Red letter day” means?
A. a dangerous day
B. an important day
C. an eventful day
D. a formidable day
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “no love lost” means?
Idiom “no love lost” means?
A. stop loving
B. not like each other at all.
C. forming a group
D. have good understanding
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “Get the sack” means?
Idiom “Get the sack” means?
A. resigned
B. got rid of
C. was demoted from
D. was dismissed from
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “The pros and cons of” means?
Idiom “The pros and cons of” means?
A. measure the ingredient
B. observe etiquette
C. consider all facts
D. postpone action
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “by leaps and bounds” means?
Idiom “by leaps and bounds” means?
A. very slowly
B. very quickly
C. irregularly
D. very systematically
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “turned a deaf ear to” means?
Idiom “turned a deaf ear to” means?
A. disputed
B. paid attention to
C. To ignore or refuse to listen to someone or something
D. acknowledged gratefully
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Idioms And Phrases McqsIdiom “at one’s wit’s end” means?
Idiom “at one’s wit’s end” means?
A. to understand thoroughly
B. to be puzzled
C. to be a stupid person
D. to behave irrationally
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Idioms And Phrases McqsThe poet who used extensive alliteration?
The poet who used extensive alliteration?
A. William Shakespeare
B. William Wordsworth
C. John Keats
D. Percy Bysshe Shelley
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English McqsTo beat the air means?
To beat the air means?
A. Making progress
B. To sound logical
C. To keep doing something despite its apparent pointlessness or futility
D. None of these
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