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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 734
Book's First PageIDIOMS/PHRASES 735. Four alternatives are given for 739. turn a blind eye 743. going against the grain the Idiom/Phrase printed in (1) to take on a task that is way (1) doing things differently from bold. Choose the alternative too big what you usually do which best ex presses the (2) to work late into the night (2) doing things against the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. (3) to present a counter wishes of your close relations To eat one’s own words argument (3) doing things which you never (1) to offer bribe with sweet words (4) to ignore a situation, facts or heard of (2) to listen carefully reality (4) doing things which no one Directions (740–741) : Four else has ever done till now (3) to remain silent alternatives are given for the Idiom/ Directions (744–748) : In each (4) forced to retract one’s own Phrase printed in bold. Choose the of the fo llowing questions, four statement alternatives are given for the Idiom/ alternative which best expresses the (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) Phrase printed in bold. Choose the meaning of Idiom/Phrase. Exam. 06.06.2016 Ist sitting) (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) alternative which best expresses the 736. Four alternatives are given for meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. Exam. 06.06.2016 (IInd Sitting) the Idiom/Phrase printed in (SSC (10+2) Stenographer Grade 740. whole bag of tricks bold. Choose the alternative "C" & "D" Exam. 31.07.2016) which best ex presses the (1) make use of the best resources from the ones that 744. Hold your tongue, my lad! I’ll meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. deal with you later. are available Square peg in a round hole (1) Be silent (2) make use of all the (1) understanding (2) Cool the tongue possibilities or techniques to (2) misfit achieve something (3) Gargle (3) competent (3) make use of all opportunities (4) Stick out the tongue (4) most fit that cross your path 745. If you read his letter between (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) (4) make use of all tricks to win the lines, you will find that he Exam. 06.06.2016 Ist sitting) the hearts of people has no faith in his colleague’s 737. Four alternatives are given for honesty. 741. pull a rabbit out of a hat the Idiom/Phrase printed in (1) read in secret (1) to let something happen and bold. Choose the alternative you have no control over it (2) find out the inner meaning which best ex presses the (3) read an untidy letter (2) to do something unexpected meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. (4) strain your eyes (3) to be someone worth having steal someone’s thunder 746. The lawyer insisted on having the (4) to make a special effort (1) take credit for something Directions (742) : Four alterna- contract in black and white. someone else did tives are given for the Idiom/Phrase (1) orally (2) poor cry printed in bold. Choose the alterna- (2) figuratively (3) a useless attempt tive which best expresses the mean- (3) obliquely (4) everything ing of the Idiom/Phrase. (4) in writing (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) 747. Our parents allowed us to watch Exam. 06.06.2016) Exam. 06.06.2016 (IInd Sitting) films once in a blue moon. 738. Four alternatives are given for 742. let the chips fall where they (1) rarely (2) secretly the Idiom/Phrase printed in may (3) forever bold. Choose the alternative (1) let your sacrifices in life be which best ex presses the (4) everywhere known to everyone meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. (2) let the difficult situations in 748. The teacher was taken aback by Red-tape life come to an end regardless the student’s remark. (1) official procedures causing of the results (1) surprised (2) hurt delay (3) let the joys of life take (3) pleased (4) annoyed (2) label red for so mething precedence over your Directions (749–751) : In these dangerous sorrows questions, four alternatives are given (3) to be cleared very fast (4) let something happen without for the idiom/ phrase printed in bold. (4) a procedure for close scrutiny bo thering about the Choose the alternative which best (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) consequences expresses the meaning of the Idiom/ Exam. 06.06.2016) Phrase given in bold. Directio ns (743) : Four Directi on s (739) : Four 749. caught red-handed alternatives are given for the Idiom/ alternatives are given for the Idiom/ (1) caught by mistake Phrase printed in bold. Choose the Phrase printed in bold. Choose the (2) caught with a red-handker- alternative which best expresses the alternative which best expresses the chief meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. meaning of the Idiom/Phrase. (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) (3) found wounded (SSC CGL Tier-I (CBE) Exam. 06.06.2016 (IInd Sitting) Exam. 06.06.2016 (IInd Sitting) (4) discovered in the act of doing SEE–741