1921 . Do you feel ---- taking a walk.
- A. up to
- B. about
- C. like
- D. for
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1922 . The prices are going up by "leaps and bounds".
- A. irregularly
- B. gradually
- C. rapidly
- D. systematically
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1923 . Because of inclement weather, the meeting has been "deferred" till next Monday.
- A. put off
- B. put out
- C. put down
- D. put by
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1925 . We had to "put up with" the inconvenience.
- A. remove
- B. violate
- C. obey
- D. endure
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1926 . Don't ---- the poor people.
- A. look down upon
- B. look upon
- C. look after
- D. look at
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1927 . 'Lock stock and barrel' means--
- A. completely
- B. rarely
- C. luckily
- D. freely
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1928 . To take on to task---
- A. disgrace
- B. handle
- C. entreat
- D. rebuke
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1929 . Which one of the following is the correct meaning of the phrase 'by fitts and starts'?
- A. at irregular intervals
- B. at regular intervals
- C. at rapid rates
- D. suddenly
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1930 . No one knew what to say, but at last I "broke the ice".
- A. to crack the ice
- B. to start quarrelling
- C. to start a conversation
- D. to end the hostility
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1931 . 'To reader between lines' means--
- A. to read carefully
- B. to read only some lines
- C. to read quickly
- D. to read carefully to find out meaning
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1932 . Bird's eye view--
- A. to view something closely
- B. general view from above
- C. to view suspiciously
- D. to look from a different angle
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1933 . 'Eat one's word' means--
- A. cry
- B. apologize
- C. scholar
- D. succeed
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1934 . A fool's paradise--
- A. paradise of idiots
- B. to live an illusions
- C. to live in the past
- D. to have happy dreams
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1935 . I want to settle this issue--
- A. once again
- B. once for all
- C. once or twice
- D. just now
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