English MCQ
1801. "At draggers drawn" means-
very slowly
on the point of fighting
in disorder
at a standstill
1802. "Apple of discord" means-
Object of dispute
an attractive object
disagreement
a valuable object
1803. The idiom 'At home' এর অর্থ-
Familiar with
Home made of bricks
One who has lost time
Try to make a home
1804. He is--- in English.
in the dark
at home
carrying the day
linked to
1805. His honour is now at---
home
large
danger
stake
1806. At daggers drawn' means-
In a state of violent enmity
crack brain
without any delay.
very poor
1807. The phrase "An apple of discord' means-
An object of quarrel.
An unexpected gift.
An important subject
A sweet apple.
1808. Absolute Zero' means-
The lowest number
-273 Degree celsius temperature
Zero mark in examination
0 C temperature
1809. At the eleventh hour' means-
at the best time
at the last time
at the first time
at no time
1810. Apple of one's eye' means-
Apple like eye
Big eye
Apple coloured eye
Extremely favourite
1811. His life is at stake. Here "at stake" means-
free from danger
endangered
to be doomed
out of danger
1812. The bad news struck him like a bolt from the ---
heavens
firmament
blue
sky
1813. "At daggers drawn" means.---
to be in a state of understanding.
to be in a state of hostility.
to be in a state of friendship
In a state of violent enmity
1814. The expression "after one's own heart" means ---
To be in low spirit
To be in high spirit
To one's own liking
by competition
1815. At the eleventh hour' means ---
at the last moment
at the best time
at no time
at the first time
1816. His application came at the eleventh hour'- বাক্যটির বাংলা অনুবাদ-
তার আবেদনপত্র ঠিক এগারোটার সময় এল
তার আবেদনপত্র শেষ মুহূর্তে এল
তার আবেদনপত্র দেরিতে এল
তার আবেদনপত্র সকলের শেষে এল
1817. The winners will be selected ----
at random.
by interviewing
by testing
by chance
1818. A bolt from the blue' means -
an unexpected gift
an unexpected calamity
an unexpected person
an unexpected place
1819. At daggers drawn' means -
to be in a state of friendship.
to be in a state of understanding.
to be in a state of uneasiness.
to be in a state of hostility
1820. The old man works at a snail's pace" means
He works smoothly
He works steadily
He works carefully
He works slowly