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#16525 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

Choose the best retains the meaning of the quoted word in the given sentence. What is the "rationale" behind the decision.

  1. A charge
  2. B disadvantage
  3. C logic
  4. D relation
Answer: C - logic

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#16528 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'He could not believe his ears' means he was -

  1. A deaf
  2. B guilty
  3. C hurt
  4. D incredulous
Answer: D - incredulous

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#16538 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

To take a leap in the dark - এর অর্থ --

  1. A To do a hazardous thing without any idea of the result
  2. B To do a task secretly
  3. C To hazard one self
  4. D To take risk
Answer: A - To do a hazardous thing without any idea of the result

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#16636 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'For good' means--

  1. A for bitterment
  2. B for the time being
  3. C permanently
  4. D temporarily
Answer: C - permanently

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#16673 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'Cock and bull story' means--

  1. A a fable
  2. B a false story
  3. C a tragedy
  4. D a wonderful story
Answer: B - a false story

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#16728 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

parcel out --- what does the phrase mean?

  1. A divide
  2. B move
  3. C support
  4. D write
Answer: A - divide

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#16729 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The sinners shall suffer --- ?

  1. A in course of time
  2. B in due coures
  3. C in the long run
Answer: C - in the long run

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#16731 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

The Bangla meaning of the idiom 'tell tales' is

  1. A আলোচ্য বিষয়
  2. B খুচরা আলাপ
  3. C গোপন রাখা
  4. D হাটে হাঁড়ি ভাঙা
Answer: D - হাটে হাঁড়ি ভাঙা

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#16744 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

To 'cold shoulder' somebody is to -

  1. A abode him
  2. B abuse him
  3. C ignore him
  4. D insult him
Answer: D - insult him

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#16748 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

'A Jack of all trades' means

  1. A who can do many different types of work
  2. B Who favour the use of military force
  3. C Who is not accepted to the society
  4. D Who rejects usual social standars
Answer: A - who can do many different types of work

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#16757 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

Choose the correct words . Mrs. Alom was --- a great woman

  1. A far out wide
  2. B head and heart
  3. C ins and outs
  4. D through and through
Answer: D - through and through

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#16772 Bangla Language & Literature Idioms and Phrases Level 0

No one knew what to say, but at last I "broke the ice".

  1. A to crack the ice
  2. B to end the hostility
  3. C to start a conversation
  4. D to start quarrelling
Answer: C - to start a conversation

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