Category: Idioms and Phrases

(A) To cause a disturbance
(B) To live with patience
(C) To break a queue
(D) None of the above

(A) To rise with a new life.
(B) To rise angrily.
(C) To behave in a royal fashion.
(D) To resemble a Phoenician

(A) A generally charitable person.
(B) A religious person.
(C) One who always abides by laws.
(D) One who is very polite and courteous

(A) To hold firmly
(B) To be useful
(C) To be effective
(D) To remain unaffected and unaltered

(A) To compensate for damage
(B) To bring chance in something
(C) Make possible effort
(D) None of the above

(A) To fly very high
(B) To have one’s thoughts far away
(C) To be concealed from the view
(D) To find oneself in a very uncomfortable position

(A) To wash one’s clothes in the open
(B) To do something ugly in public
(C) To abuse the passers by
(D) To discuss dirty and scandalous matter of personal nature the presence of strangers

(A) To act gracefully
(B) To assume airs
(C) To show signs of cowardice
(D) None of the above