English MCQ
4841. The word 'dilly dally' means
to dilute
wait impatiently
repeat
waste time
4842. I decided to go--- with my friend as I needed some exercise.
to a walk
for a walking
for a walk
walk
4843. To read between the lines----
to concentrate
to read carefully
to suspect
to grasp the hidden meaning
4844. 'Bill of fare' is-
A chart of bus fare
A valuable document
A list of dishes at a restaurant
A price list
4845. The bad news struck him like a bolt from the-
sky
heavens
firmament
blue
4846. A person whose 'head' is in the clouds is-
proud
a day dreamer
an aviator .
useless
4847. When a person says he's 'all in', it means--
He has arrived
He has got everything
He is very tired
He has finished packing
4848. To get along with' means--
to adjust
to accompany
to interest
to walk
4849. Explain the meaning of 'Bring to pass'.
Cause to destroy
Cause to carry out
Cause to happen
Cause to convince
4850. The horror movie scared them out of their---
wits
seats
lives
funds
4851. 'Prior to' means
after
immediately
before
during the period of
4852. Choose the appropriate meaning of the idiom 'swan song.'
First work
Last work
Middle work
Early work.
4853. Every driver must be held --- his own actions.
responsible for
liable to
responsible to
blamed for
4854. 'Out and out' means-.
Not at all
Brave
Thoroughly
Whole heatedly
4855. 'Through thick and thin' means
under all conditions
not clear in understanding
to make thick and thin
of great density
4856. What is the meaning of 'White Elephant'?
An elephant of white colour
A black marketer
A hoarder
A very costly or troublesome possession
4857. They travelled to Savar----
on foot
by walking
on their feet
by foot
4858. To put the cart before the horse----
to offer a person what he cannot eat
to raise obstacle to force a person
to do something
to reverse the natural order of things
4859. We must keep our fingers ... that the weather will stay fine for the picnic tomorrow.
raised
pointed
lifted
cressed (crossed)
4860. The expression 'after one's own heart' means-.
To be in low spirit
To one's own liking
With complete devotion
To be in high spirit