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Question 1
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Select the meaning of the given phrase / idiom.

Pulled up

A
helped

B
advised

C
told

D
scolded

Solution

The idiom 'pulled up' means to hold one responsible or accountable for something they did or said. For example: "The boss pulled Harry up for his erratic behavior". In this context D- scolded- best fits the context.
Question 2
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Choose the word which best fills the blank from the four options given.

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It is inconceivable that in many schools children are subjected to physical ___________ in the name of discipline.

A
violation

B
exercise

C
violence

D
security

Solution

If it would have been 'security' then it would have been 'provided' in the statement not 'subjected'. Exercise does not fit. Violation (to breech) is also out of place. Use of 'physical' in statement indicates 'violence'. It fits best in the blank.
Question 3
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Choose the word which best fills the blank from the four options given.

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I ___________ with him about his rudeness.

A
remonstrated

B
demonstrated

C
shouted

D
reiterated

Solution

The word 'remonstrated' means 'to make a protest or complain about something' which suits the content of the sentence, therefore, (A) is the correct answer.
Question 4
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Select the meaning of the given phrase / idiom.

Keep up

A
maintain

B
leave behind

C
confirm

D
accept

Solution

The phrasal verb "keep up" means to move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else. For example: "They had to pause quite often to allow him to keep up". Thus A is the best answer in this context.
Question 5
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Choose the word which best fills the blank from the four options given.

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The prisoner showed no ___________ for his crimes.

A
hatred

B
obstinacy

C
remorse

D
anger

Solution

Remorse is an emotion/action/feeling after the crime is done. Hatred is for the other people who saw/hear/gone through crime but certainly not for the prisoner. Crime is done in anger and a cause. Obstinacy is stubbornness. Only emotion that suits the context is Remorse.
Question 6
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Choose the word which best fills the blank from the four options given.

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We have not yet fully realised the ___________ consequences of the war.

A
happy

B
pleasing

C
grim

D
exciting

Solution

War is a negative word and it is synonym with mass destruction, death hence certainly has grim consequences. Happy, Pleasing, exciting all have positive sense; so can not be linked with war.
Question 7
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Select the meaning of the given phrases / idioms.

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To fall flat

A
Retreat

B
To meet accidentally

C
Quarrel

D
To be met with a cold reception

Solution

To fall flat means failing miserably or not being able to create the effect or achieve the result one wanted to and, thus, meet cold reception.
Question 8
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Select the meaning of the given phrase / idiom.

Carry on

A
start

B
execute

C
finish

D
continue

Solution

The phrasal verb "carry on" means to continue an activity or task. Thus D is the best answer.
Question 9
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Select the meaning of the given phrase / idiom.

Pull someone's leg

A
to tease somebody

B
to throw somebody out

C
to trip a person purposely

D
to stretch someone's leg

Solution

"Pull someone's leg" means to deceive someone playfully; tease someone. For example: "Getting married - are you pulling my leg?". Thus A is the best answer.
Question 10
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Select the meaning of the given phrase / idiom.

Hand in glove

A
in collusion

B
holding opposite views

C
warm and secure

D
with friends

Solution

"Hand in glove" means in close collusion or association. For example: "They were working hand in glove with our enemies". Thus A is the best answer.

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Sentences Test 1

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Question 1

helped

advised

told

scolded

Solution

Question 2

violation

exercise

violence

security

Solution

Question 3

remonstrated

demonstrated

shouted

reiterated

Solution

Question 4

maintain

leave behind

confirm

accept

Solution

Question 5

hatred

obstinacy

remorse

anger

Solution

Question 6

happy

pleasing

grim

exciting

Solution

Question 7

Retreat

To meet accidentally

Quarrel

To be met with a cold reception

Solution

Question 8

start

execute

finish

continue

Solution

Question 9

to tease somebody

to throw somebody out

to trip a person purposely

to stretch someone's leg

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Question 10

in collusion

holding opposite views

warm and secure

with friends

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