PPSC Lecturer English Online Test 43 Sample Papers

1 Comment / By Hassan / October 25, 2020

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Test Name	Lecturer English
Subject	Lecturer English Test 43
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

PPSC Lecturer of English Test 43

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To tempt providence:

To have God's favour

To achieve a fortune

To invite punishment

To take reckless risks

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To flog a dead horse:

To waste one's efforts

To revive interest in an old subject

To act in a foolish way

To revive old memories

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To put the cart before the horse:

To reverse the natural order of things

To force a person to do something

To offer a person what he cannot eat

To raise obstacles

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Castles in the air:

Visionary projects

Ideal projects

Perfect plans

Romantic designs

Fanciful schernes

5 / 25

To be lost in the cloud:

To be concealed from view

To be perplexed

To meet with one's death

To revive old memories

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French leave:

Leave on the pretext of illness

Absence without permission

Long absence

Casual leave

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To turn the tables:

To create chaos To change the sorry scheme

To change completely the position of disadvantage

To oppose

To create chaos

To defeat

8 / 25

To disabuse one's mind:

To remove a misapprehension

To proceed cautiously so as to avoid risks and dangers

To conceal something

To banish from one's mind a thought

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All and sundry:

Everyone without distinction

All of a sudden

Completion of work

Greater share

10 / 25

To give currency:

To originate

To misinterpret

To bestow importance

To make publicly known

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To keep the ball rolling:

To earn more and more

To make the best use of

To work constantly

To keep the conversation going

12 / 25

To blaze trail:

To initiate work in a movement

To vehemently oppose

To set on fire

To be annoyed

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To fly off the handle:

To lose one's temper

To be indifferent

To takeoff

To dislocate

14 / 25

To worship the rising sun:

To indulge in flattery

To honour a man who is coming into office

To welcome the coming events

To honour the promising people

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To accept the Gauntlet:

To suffer humiliation

To accept a challenge

To accept defeat

To accept an honour

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To draw a bead upon:

To take aim at

To cause hindrance in work

To make prayers

To-count the benefits

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A tall order:

A royal summon

A big demand

A task difficult to perform

A big problem

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To play fast and loose:

To play tricks

To play with someone's feelings

To be winning sometimes and losing at other times

To beguile others

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A storm in a teacup:

A danger signal

A great noise

Unexpected event

Much excitement over something trivia

20 / 25

To get into a scrape:

To get into a muddle

To get into irritating circumstances

To find oneself in an awkward predicament

To be trapped in a conspiracy

21 / 25

To have brush with:

To have good and pleasing terms

To be impressed

To start painting

To have a slight encounter

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To pay one back in the same coin:

To retaliate

To provoke a person to quarrel

To offer another polite attention

To give a word of encourage-ment or praise to another

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To read between the lines:

To suspect

To grasp the hidden meaning

To concentrate

To read carefully

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Hush money:

Easy money

Bribe paid to secure silence

Money overdue

Money earned by wrong means

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To haul over the coals:

To say the wrong words

To throw into the fire

To put hand in a wrong task

To put to task

Your score is

The average score is 39%

1 thought on “PPSC Lecturer English Online Test 43 Sample Papers”

Abdul Ghani
January 18, 2022 at 10:43 am

To haul over the Coal means
“to criticise sharply”
Please correct it.

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