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#21353 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

Choose the appropriate meaning of the idiom : It was his constant prayer that he might 'die in harness' .

  1. A die in bed
  2. B die in business
  3. C die in honour
  4. D die in peace
Answer: C - die in honour

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#21368 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'All and sundry' is the meaning of---

  1. A all without exceptions
  2. B exactly alike
  3. C never theless
  4. D without any secret
Answer: A - all without exceptions

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#21380 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The idiom 'Nip in the bud' এর অর্থ -

  1. A Bed of roses
  2. B Beginning
  3. C Destroy at the very beginning
  4. D Rare up
Answer: C - Destroy at the very beginning

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#21431 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The phrase 'functus officio' means

  1. A functional authority
  2. B functional office
  3. C having no further authority
  4. D officiating
Answer: A - functional authority

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#21473 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The invention of computer has turned over a new leaf in the history of modern technology. Which of the following is nearest in meaning to the italicized idiom above ?

  1. A Began a new civilization
  2. B Created a new history
  3. C Created a sensation
  4. D Opened a new chapter
Answer: D - Opened a new chapter

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#21476 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The weight was too much and the pillar gave way. Here 'gave way ' indicates -

  1. A bent down
  2. B vanished
  3. C was broken
  4. D was changed
Answer: C - was broken

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#21481 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

Eat into vitals :

  1. A escape
  2. B interrupt
  3. C life
  4. D unveil
Answer: A - escape

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#21531 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

To put the cart before the horse ----- ?

  1. A to force a person to do something
  2. B to offer a person what he cannot eat
  3. C to raise obstacle
  4. D to reverse the natural order of things
Answer: D - to reverse the natural order of things

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#21535 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'At a loss' means---

  1. A Being puzzled
  2. B finding no trace
  3. C Incurring loss in business
  4. D Missing something
Answer: A - Being puzzled

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#21592 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

We locked up our valuables so that they would not ---

  1. A fall in trouble
  2. B fall into arrears
  3. C go astray
  4. D run amok
Answer: C - go astray

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#21612 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

Which of the following is a correct proverb?

  1. A A full rushes in where an angle fears to tread
  2. B fools rush in where an angel fears to tread
  3. C fools rush in where angles fear to tread
  4. D fools rush in where the angels fear to tread
Answer: C - fools rush in where angles fear to tread

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#21619 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

"To sit on the fence" is -

  1. A to be alert
  2. B to be on guard
  3. C to remain neutral
  4. D to take an elevated position
Answer: C - to remain neutral

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