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| # | Question | Subject and topic | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | What does “once in a blue moon” mean? | English Language and Literature Idioms, proverbs and phrases |
Easy |
| 122 | “To burn the midnight oil” means to: | English Language and Literature Idioms, proverbs and phrases |
Easy |
| 123 | Which proverb best fits the situation: A student studies a little every day instead of cramming before the ex… | English Language and Literature Idioms, proverbs and phrases |
Medium |
| 124 | “To turn a blind eye” means to: | English Language and Literature Idioms, proverbs and phrases |
Medium |
| 125 | “A piece of the action” most nearly means: | English Language and Literature Idioms, proverbs and phrases |
Hard |
| 126 | A person who loves books: | English Language and Literature One-word substitution |
Easy |
| 127 | A speech made without preparation: | English Language and Literature One-word substitution |
Medium |
| 128 | Something that cannot be read: | English Language and Literature One-word substitution |
Medium |
| 129 | A government by the people: | English Language and Literature One-word substitution |
Easy |
| 130 | One who walks in sleep: | English Language and Literature One-word substitution |
Medium |
| 131 | Choose the correct spelling of the word meaning “a place to live or stay”. | English Language and Literature Spelling and word formation |
Medium |
| 132 | Choose the correct spelling of the word meaning “needed or essential”. | English Language and Literature Spelling and word formation |
Medium |
| 133 | Which prefix makes the opposite of “possible”? | English Language and Literature Spelling and word formation |
Easy |
| 134 | The noun form of “decide” is: | English Language and Literature Spelling and word formation |
Easy |
| 135 | Which suffix turns “happy” into a noun? | English Language and Literature Spelling and word formation |
Easy |
| 136 | Find the part with an error: (A) Each of the boys / (B) have completed / (C) their homework / (D) on time. | English Language and Literature Common errors |
Medium |
| 137 | Find the part with an error: (A) She is senior / (B) than me / (C) by two years / (D) in the office. | English Language and Literature Common errors |
Medium |
| 138 | Find the part with an error: (A) I have been living / (B) in Jaipur / (C) since five years / (D) with my fami… | English Language and Literature Common errors |
Medium |
| 139 | Choose the correct sentence. | English Language and Literature Common errors |
Medium |
| 140 | Find the part with an error: (A) The furniture / (B) in the hall / (C) were bought / (D) last year. | English Language and Literature Common errors |
Hard |