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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Eminent’ and ‘Imminent’ differ in that ‘Eminent’ means:
AFamous and respected in a particular field
BLocated nearby
CAbout to happen very soon
DExtremely urgent
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Turn over a new leaf’:
ATo plant a garden
BTo change one's job
CTo start behaving in a better or different way
DTo read a new book
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Loath’ and ‘Loathe’ differ in that ‘Loath’ means:
ATo avoid a task
BTo feel intense dislike for something
CExtremely tired
DReluctant or unwilling
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Up in the air’:
AFlying in an airplane
BLocated at a high altitude
CUncertain or not yet decided
DVery excited about something
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Prescribe’ and ‘Proscribe’ differ in that ‘Proscribe’ means:
ATo approve a request
BTo recommend a medicine or treatment
CTo officially forbid something
DTo write formal instructions
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Wear your heart on your sleeve’:
ATo openly show your emotions
BTo wear fashionable clothing
CTo hide your true feelings
DTo express love through gifts
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Discreet’ and ‘Discrete’ differ in that ‘Discrete’ means:
AQuiet and reserved
BTrustworthy with secrets
CCareful not to attract attention
DSeparate and distinct from others
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘You can’t judge a book by its cover’:
AYou shouldn't judge something based only on appearance
BCovers are less important than content
CBooks should be reviewed before purchase
DReading requires careful attention
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Break the bank’:
ATo rob a financial institution
BTo invest wisely
CTo save a large sum of money
DTo spend more money than one can afford
Choose the word that best completes the analogy: Composer is to Symphony as Architect is to:
ACity
BBuilding
CHammer
DBrick