Agniveer Navy Idioms — practice questions
24 free MCQs with worked solutions. Tap any question for the answer + explanation, or practice them all in the app.
Practice Agniveer Navy Idioms in the app →Choose the SYNONYM of: VERBOSEChoose the SYNONYM of: METICULOUSChoose the SYNONYM of: PARSIMONIOUSChoose the ANTONYM of: PROLIFICChoose the ANTONYM of: TRANSPARENTIdentify the part with the error: 'Neither the manager (A) nor the employees (B) was satisfied (C) with the neIdentify the error: 'Between you and I, (A) the proposal (B) seems quite reasonable (C) and worth pursuing. (DIdentify the error: 'If I would have known (A) about the meeting, (B) I would have attended (C) it. (D)'Fill in the blank: 'The lecture was so _____ that many students fell asleep.'Fill in: 'The new evidence _____ all previous conclusions about the suspect's guilt.'A speech delivered without preparation:A medicine that induces sleep:What does the idiom 'A blessing in disguise' mean?What does 'To beat around the bush' mean?Choose the SYNONYM of: EPHEMERALChoose the SYNONYM of: UBIQUITOUSChoose the SYNONYM of: ALTRUISTIC'A piece of cake' means'Spill the beans' means'Hit the books' means'Cost an arm and a leg' means'Kill two birds with one stone' means'Beat around the bush' means'Cut to the chase' means