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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 716
Book's First PageIDIOMS/PHRASES 322. Nowadays, one gets good literary 330. to feel like a fish out of water 339. She denied point-blank her books once in a blue moon. (1) disgusted involvement in the crime. (1) from renowned publisher (2) uncomfortable (1) directly (2) desperately (2) at very low cost (3) disappointed (3) stubbornly (4) rudely (3) when moon gives blue light (4) homeless 340. It is hard to strike a bargain with (4) rarely 331. at the eleventh hour a woman. 323. He decided to bury the hatchet. (1) too late (1) to finalize a deal (1) to keep a secret (2) too early (2) to negotiate a deal (2) to make peace (3) immediately (3) to negotiate (3) to fool someone (4) at the last moment (4) to deal 332. to burn one’s fingers 341. You had better get up now or you (4) to bury the wealth will be late for school. 324. Reena is a kind of person who (1) to get hurt physically. (1) should (2) may wears her heart on her sleeve. (2) to suffer financial losses (3) might (4) can (1) expresses her emotions (3) to find work 342. He took his father’s advice to freely (4) to suffer nervous breakdown heart. (2) expresses her emotions 333. to add fuel to fire (1) casually (2) patiently curbingly (1) to investigate(2) to insulate (3) seriously (4) quietly (3) suppresses her emotions (3) to initiate (4) to incite openly 343. Can you give me a hand with Directions (334– 343) : In the this luggage ? (4) suppresses her excitement following questions, four alternatives (1 keep a watch on sparingly are given for the Idiom / Phrase in (2) handle 325. I hope to talk him over to our bold in the sentence. Choose the (3) provide me with view. alternative which best expresses the (4) help me with (1) oppose (2) analyze meaning of the given Idiom/ Phrase. Directions (344–348) : In the (3) convince (4) support (SSC CPO (SI, ASI & Intelligence Officer following questions, four alternatives 326. Fresh out of college, Ram found Exam. 28.08.2011 Paper-II) are given for the Idiom/Phrase in bold it difficult to get a job as he was 334. She was on the horns of a in the sentence. Choose the alterna- wet behind the ears. dilemma as she had either to tive which best expresses the mean- (1) unsuitable leave her job or divorce her ing of the Idiom/Phrase (2) inexperienced husband. (SSC (10+2) Level Data Entry (3) unhealthy (1) in nervous condition Operator & LDC Exam. 21.10.2012 (4) irresponsible (2) in terrible mood (Ist Sitting)) 327. The officer kicked up a row over (3) in difficult situation 344. at the eleventh hour the issue. (4) in suspense (1) at a late stage (1) gave a kick in the air 335. He died in harness. (2) at the beginning (2) made a great fuss (1) ceased to live (3) at 11 o’clock (3) avoided the issue (2) died of a disease (4) at an early stage (4) gave strict orders (3) died for his country 345. a shot in the dark 328. “If he does not perform his (4) died while working (1) to love to go out on adven- duties properly, I will send him 336. All his schemes ended in smoke. tures packing,” said the manager. (1) came to nothing (2) be able to work very quickly (1) send him to packing (2) got on fire (3) be very violent department (4) an attempt to guess some- (3) burnt up (2) give him a warning thing (4) attracted everybody (3) serve him a notice 346. in a nutshell 337. The young boy was kicking his (4) terminate his services heels inspite of his mother’s stern (1) angrily (2) casually Directions (329–333) : In the warnings. (3) writing (4) brief following questions, four alternatives (1) playing happily 347. from the bottom of my heart are given for the Idiom/Phrase. Choose (1) sincerely (2) kicking someone the alternative which best expresses (2) lowest position (3) wasting time the meaning of the IdiomPhrase. (3) totally (4) passing a gesture of disre- (SSC Graduate Level Tier-II (4) wholly Exam. 04.08.2011 Paper-II) spect 338. Fathima felt that she had been 348. for better or worse 329. to foam at one’s mouth (1) sometimes (1) to brush properly made a scapegoat for her son’s incompetence. (2) always (2) to get very angry (3) in good times (3) to salivate on seeing food (1) fool (2) witness (3) fall guy (4) proxy (4) in bad times (4) None of the above SEE–723