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📚 Table of Content

What is the Synonym of Frugal?

A. Expensive
B. Explore
C. Economical
D. Frank
Correct answer is: C. Economical
"Frugal" means to be economical or sparing in the use of resources, particularly money, and the synonym is "economical."

Complete the Idiom “Every cloud has a silver _______.”

A. Halo
B. Rain
C. Lining
D. Shadow
Correct answer is: C. Lining
The idiom "Every cloud has a silver lining" means that even bad situations have some positive aspects. The "lining" refers to the bright edge that is seen around a cloud when the sun is behind it.

What is the Antonym of Virtue?

A. Variable
B. Fraud
C. Crime
D. Vice
Correct answer is: D. Vice
The antonym of "virtue" is "vice." Virtue represents moral excellence, while vice refers to immoral or wicked behavior.

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 “Credulous” is:

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