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English 2805 MCQs [All-Courses]

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English is one of the most important sections in one-paper exams. At MCQsDrive, you can practice Grammar rules, Vocabulary, Synonyms & Antonyms, Sentence Correction, and Comprehension passages. With our quiz and mock test modes, you can improve your English skills effectively.

“Make sheep’s eyes at” means: _________?

A look at (someone) in a foolishly amorous way
B Leer at
C Gaze at
D None of These
Correct Answer: look at (someone) in a foolishly amorous way

Choose the appropriate meaning of the idioms from the choices given. To keep the pot boiling.

A To maintain interest
B To heat
C To show anger
D To do experiments
Correct Answer: To maintain interest

“Cast pearls before swine” means:

A Waste time on a bad activity
B Offer something valuable to someone who does not know its value
C Become very serious for your work
D None of These
Correct Answer: Offer something valuable to someone who does not know its value

“To give the devil his due” means: _________-?

A Admit good qualities of someone you do not like
B Be afraid of the enemy
C Do not underestimate your enemy
D All of These
Correct Answer: Admit good qualities of someone you do not like

“A happy go lucky fellow” means:

A A care free and vivacious person
B A very lucky person
C A very courageous person
D A very lazy person
Correct Answer: A care free and vivacious person

Stocks “eke out” gains amid growing political noise. Here “eke out” means?

A Obtain something only with difficulty
B Be ruined
C Skyrocket without effort
D Remain stable
Correct Answer: Obtain something only with difficulty

“In toto” means: __________?

A Partially
B In danger
C As a total or whole
D Step by step
Correct Answer: As a total or whole

“Take the wind out of someone’s sails” means:

A To change the direction of someone
B To make someone feel less confident
C To destroy someone
D To make someone more confident
Correct Answer: To make someone feel less confident

The government should not spend money on helping “lame ducks”. Here lame ducks means:

A Needy
B Unsuccessful
C Powerless
D Inactive
Correct Answer: Unsuccessful

The idiomatic phrase “a month of Sundays” means

A Time
B A long time
C A special Sunday
D A short period
Correct Answer: A long time