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What does the idiom ‘make ends meet’ mean?
ATo finish a project on time
BTo reconcile two opposing opinions
CTo have just enough money to cover basic expenses
DTo meet someone at an agreed time
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before a musical instrument, in contrast to using no article before a sport?
AShe plays the piano, but he plays the cricket.
BShe plays the piano, but he plays cricket.
CShe plays piano, but he plays cricket.
DShe plays piano, but he plays the cricket.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Feeble’?
AFrail
BWeak
CDelicate
DVigorous
Which sentence correctly uses the modal perfect ‘must have’ to express a confident deduction about the past?
AShe must forgetting her keys.
BShe must has forgotten her keys.
CShe must forgot her keys.
DShe must have forgotten her keys.
Choose the correct indirect (reported) speech for: He said, “Alas! I have failed.”
AHe exclaimed alas that he has failed.
BHe exclaimed that alas he had failed.
CHe said alas that he failed.
DHe exclaimed sadly that he had failed.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Immaculate’?
APristine
BFilthy
CClean
DSpotless
Which sentence correctly uses ‘one another’ for a group of more than two people, following the traditional grammar rule?
AThe two friends helped one another.
BThe three friends helped one another.
CThe two friends helped each another.
DThe three friends helped each other only.
Choose the correct passive voice for the active sentence with a verb of perception: ‘I saw him cross the road.’
AHe was seen crossing to the road.
BHe was seen cross the road.
CHe was seeing cross the road.
DHe was seen to cross the road.
What is the antonym (opposite) of the word ‘Jovial’?
AMerry
BFriendly
CCheerful
DSomber
Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect tense with ‘if only’ to express regret about the past?
AIf only I would study harder.
BIf only I studied harder.
CIf only I study harder.
DIf only I had studied harder.