101.Some people now wonder whether we just pay lip service or genuinely subscribe to democracy.
a. pay oral tribute
b. attach no value
c. remain indifferent
d. show only outward respect
102.Don’t thrust your nose into my affairs.
a. Advise me about
b. Be in opposition
c. Deal with
d. Meddle officiously in
103.He visits the doctor off and on.
a. everyday
b. regularly
c. never at all
d. occasionally
104.The recent film “Secular India” has tried to keep the pot boiling for Muslim women’s.
a. Earning enough to keep body and soul together
b. Keep a controversy alive
c. Boil the bill
d. Boil something in a pot
105.The robber took to his heels when the police arrived.
a. opened fire
b. hid himself
c. ran off
d. surrendered
106.To cry wolf
a. To listen eagerly
b. To give false alarm
c. To turn pale
d. None of these
107.To end in smoke
a. To make completely understand
b. To ruin oneself
c. To excite great applause
d. None of these
108.To be above board
a. To have a good height
b. To be honest in any business deal
c. They have no debts
d. To try to be beautiful
109.To put one’s hand to plough
a. To take up agricultural farming
b. To take a difficult task
c. Take interest in technical work
d. None of these
110.To pick holes
a. To find some reason to quarrel
b. To destroy something
c. To criticise someone
d. To cut some part of an item