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We must adhere __________ our noble traditions.

A. to
B. on
C. for
D. None of these
Correct answer is: A. to
"Adhere to" is the correct phrasal verb indicating following traditions.

Even his opponents admit that he is endowed __________ talents.

A. with
B. of
C. for
D. None of these
Correct answer is: A. with
"Endowed with" is the correct phrasal verb indicating possession of talents.

I laughed __________ him ___ making a silly mistake.

A. at, for
B. on, for
C. at, of
D. None of these
Correct answer is: A. at, for
"At" is the correct preposition used with "laughed" to indicate the cause.

Chose the correct meaning of the idiom ” A Gordian Knot “

A. A pice of rope
B. An easy Task
C. Complex Problem
D. None of these
Correct answer is: C. Complex Problem
a difficult problem or situation: to cut the Gordian knot (= to deal with problems by taking forceful action) Difficult things and people.

Antonym of “Subsequent” is:

A. Rare
B. Prior
C. Pior
D. Anterior
Correct answer is: B. Prior
"Prior" is the antonym of "Subsequent."

Antonym of “Credulous” is:

A. Crash
B. Gullible
C. Sadness
D. Suspicious
Correct answer is: D. Suspicious
"Suspicious" is the antonym of "Credulous."

Complete the idiom: “Don’t judge a book by…”

A. Its reading
B. Its cover
C. Its size
D. Its color
Correct answer is: B. Its cover
The idiom is "Don't judge a book by its cover."

Synonym of “Coagulate” is:

A. Collect
B. Solidify
C. Melt
D. Mix
Correct answer is: B. Solidify
"Solidify" is a synonym of "Coagulate."

Choose the correct antonym: Infallible

A. Imperfect
B. Impeccable
C. Flawless
D. Reliable
Correct answer is: A. Imperfect
"Imperfect" is the antonym of "Infallible."
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