What does the idiom ‘come off’ mean: A. To fail completely B. To succeed C. To run away D. To hide Correct answer is: B. To succeed The idiom 'come off' means to succeed or happen as planned.
Synonym of ‘Wreck’ is: A. Ruin B. Build C. Delight D. Repair Correct answer is: A. Ruin 'Wreck' means to destroy or ruin, making 'ruin' the closest synonym.
A complete sentence consists of a Subject and: A. Adjective B. Article C. Predicate D. Phrase Correct answer is: C. Predicate A complete sentence requires a subject and a predicate to express a complete thought.
Synonym of ‘Unusual’ is: A. Extraordinary B. Ordinary C. Usual D. Routine Correct answer is: A. Extraordinary 'Unusual' means out of the ordinary, so 'extraordinary' is the synonym.
What is the passive voice of the sentence ‘Whom did the rich man help?’ A. Whom was helped the rich man? B. Who did help the rich man? C. Who was helped by the rich man? D. By whom the rich man was helped? Correct answer is: C. Who was helped by the rich man? In passive voice, 'whom' becomes 'who,' and the sentence is restructured as 'Who was helped by the rich man?'
What is the correct form of ‘ours’ with an apostrophe? A. ours B. our's C. ours' D. ours's Correct answer is: A. ours 'Ours' is a possessive pronoun and does not require an apostrophe.
Antonym of ‘Unmindful’ is: A. Ignorant B. Aware C. Brave D. Careless Correct answer is: B. Aware 'Unmindful' means not paying attention, so its antonym is 'aware.'
He is good ____ snooker. A. In B. At C. On D. With Correct answer is: B. At The preposition 'at' is used with skills, as in 'good at snooker.'
Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom ‘Have a bee in your bonnet’: A. Having a cruel intention or grudge against someone B. Unable to stay at a place for long C. To keep worrying about something yourself D. Be preoccupied or obsessed with something Correct answer is: D. Be preoccupied or obsessed with something The idiom means being fixated or obsessed with a particular idea or issue.
Which of the following joins two clauses of a sentence: A. Adjective B. Noun C. Conjunction D. Article Correct answer is: C. Conjunction A conjunction connects clauses or sentences, such as 'and' or 'but.'