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Question 2909

He cannot make both ends meet.

Amanage the business

Bwork hard

Cearn enough

Dcontrol affairs

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C. earn enoughExplanation not yet available.

Question 2908

The MP from our constituency is fond of blowing his own trumpet whenever he gets a chance.

Aparading his own good deeds

Bspeaking too loudly

Clooking after his own interest

Dmaking long speeches

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A. parading his own good deedsExplanation not yet available.

Question 2907

The boss brought matters to a head by forcing him to work more.

Amade him happy

Bcreated a lot of unhappiness

Ccreated an atmosphere of confrontation

Dbrought matters to a decisive

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C. created an atmosphere of confrontationExplanation not yet available.

Question 2906

The question of abolition of private property is still a moot point.

Aunknown

Bundecided

Cnot clear

Duncertain

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B. undecidedExplanation not yet available.

Question 2905

The new economic policy is likely to run into rough weather.

Amake things difficult

Bconfuse matters

Cencounter difficulties

Dcreate problems

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C. encounter difficultiesExplanation not yet available.

Question 2904

Eloquent lamentations regarding the fate of flora and fauna are certain to be rendered a cry in the wilderness.

Aa cry in vain

Ban unpleasant situation

Ca cry with laughter

Da laughter having no end

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A. a cry in vainExplanation not yet available.

Question 2903

Discipline is on the wane in school and colleges these days.

Aincreasing

Bdeclining

Cspreading

Dspiralling

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B. decliningExplanation not yet available.

Question 2902

He was a king who ruled his subjects with a high hand.

Aoppressively

Bkindly

Cconveniently

Dsympathetically

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A. oppressivelyExplanation not yet available.

Question 2901

He has reached present position in his job through elbow grease.

Ahis persistent fighting

Bhis good connections

Cflattering his superiors

Dhis hard work

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D. his hard workExplanation not yet available.

Question 2900

Seema is a little hard of hearing.

Ainaudible

Bdeaf

Cdisinterested

Dinsensitive

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B. deafExplanation not yet available.

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He cannot make both ends meet.

The MP from our constituency is fond of blowing his own trumpet whenever he gets a chance.

The boss brought matters to a head by forcing him to work more.

The question of abolition of private property is still a moot point.

The new economic policy is likely to run into rough weather.

Eloquent lamentations regarding the fate of flora and fauna are certain to be rendered a cry in the wilderness.

Discipline is on the wane in school and colleges these days.

He was a king who ruled his subjects with a high hand.

He has reached present position in his job through elbow grease.

Seema is a little hard of hearing.

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