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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 713
Book's First PageIDIOMS/PHRASES 253. After fifteen years of marriage 262. There was a job for me to cut Directions (270–274) : In the she did not expect her husband my teeth on. following questions four alternatives are to leave her in the lurch. (1) to gain experience given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose the (1) listen to her (2) provoke her alternative which best expresses the (2) to try (3) ignore her (4) desert her meaning of the given Idiom/Phrase. (3) to sharpen my wits (SSC Stenographer Grade "C" & "D" 254. Who are we to sit in judgement over their choices? (4) to earn a decent salary Exam.16.10.2011) (1) lecture (2) criticize 263. The carrot and stick policy pays 270. build castles in the air (3) speak (4) communicate dividends in every organisation. (1) waste time 255. The teacher took me to task (1) fair and foul (2) daydream for not completi ng my (2) continuous vigilance (3) build houses homework. (3) democratic (4) work hard (1) gave me additional homework (4) reward and punishment 271. sought after (2) punished me (1) highly paid 264. Unless you grease his palms he (3) took me to the principal (2) pursued by will not do your work. (4) reduced my homework (3) in great demand (1) talk to him (2) flatter him 256. Do not lose your head when (4) with great talent faced with a difficult situation. (3) beat him (4) bribe him 272. all at sea (1) forget anything Directions (265-269) : In the (1) very proud (2) overjoyed (2) neglect anything following questions, four alternatives (3) puzzled (4) excited (3) panic are given for the given Idiom/Phrase 273. to hit below the belt (4) get jealous in bold. Choose the alternative which (1) to punish 257. When I entered the house best expresses the meaning of the (2) to tie with a belt everything was at sixes and given Idiom/Phrase. (3) to hit with a belt sevens. (SSC Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff (4) to attack unfairly (1) a quarrel among six or seven Exam. 27.02.2011) people 274. pot-luck dinner 265. I had to pull strings to put up a (2) to have six or seven visitors (1) dinner where everybody good show. brings something to eat at a time. (1) play music (2) dinner where everybody (3) in disorder or confusion. (2) use personal influence pays for his food (4) an unpleasant argument. (3) use the instrument (3) dinner where only soup is 258. He was pulled up by the (4) play a song served Director of the Company. (4) dinner where people eat and (1) assaulted (2) dragged 266. You can easily overcome this situation if you keep your head. play games at the same time (3) reprimanded (4) cleared Directions (275–279) : In the 259. The storm brought about great (1) keep faith in following questions, four alternatives destruction in the valley. (2) remain calm are given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose (1) invited (2) caused (3) believe in the alternative which best expresses (3) succeeded (4) halted (4) trust the others the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. Directions (260 – 264) : In the (SSC (10+2) Level Data Entry Operator & 267. It is clear that the ideas of both following questions, four alternatives LDC Exam. 04.12.2011 reformers ran in the same are gi ven Idiom/Phrase in bold. (Ist Sitting (North Zone) Choose the alternative which best. groove. 275. at one’s beck and call expresses the meaning of the given (1) promoted each other (1) to attend a call Idiom/Phrase. (2) clashed with each other (2) to be helped by someone (SSC Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff (3) moved in harmony (3) to be useful to someone Exam. 20.02.2011) (4) moved in different directions (4) to be dominated by someone 260. The police closed the book on 268. This place affords a bird’ s eye 276. to explore every avenue the murder case. view of the green valley below. (1) to search all streets (1) solved the case of (1) a beautiful view (2) to scout the wilderness (2) stopped working on (3) handed the case over to (2) a narrow view (3) to find adventure another agency (3) an overview (4) to try every opportunity (4) refused to take up (4) an ugly view 277. a red letter day 261. His arguments cut no ice with (1) a dangerous day in one’s life 269. He works in fits and starts. me. (2) a sorrowful day in one’s life (1) consistently (1) had no influence on me (3) an imp ortant or joyful (2) irregularly occasion in one’s life (2) did not hurt me (3) in high spirits (4) both a dangerous and (3) did not benefit me (4) did not make me proud (4) enthusiastically sorrowful day in one’s life SEE–720