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PPSC Lecturer English Online Test 44 Sample Papers

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Test Instructions:-
Test Name	Lecturer English
Subject	Lecturer English Test 44
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 44

1 / 25

To plough the sands:

To busy oneself in a way which cannot lead to any profitable result

To work hard to achieve one's aim

To advance one's position in life

To afford hope or ground for expecting a good result

2 / 25

Dog in the manger:

A person who puts himself in difficulties on account of other people

An undersized bull almost the shape of a dog

A dog that has no kennel of its own

A person who prevents others from enjoying something useless to himself

3 / 25

To be up and doing:

To recover from illness

To be actively engaged

To be expressive and explicit

To progress satisfactorily

4 / 25

To make the grade:

To fail in a task

To make good one's previous loss

To come out successful

To get good marks in an examination

5 / 25

To take umbrage:

To be offended

To be pleased

To feel depressed

To be satisfied

6 / 25

A red letter day:

A dangerous day

An important day

An unimportant day

An auspicious day

7 / 25

Adam's ale:

Pleasure

Water

Wine

Grace

8 / 25

To drink like a fish:

To drink little

To be a drunkard

To drink in the company of others

To drink alone

9 / 25

To bite one's lips:

To be angry

To laugh at others

To have doubt

To feel sorry

10 / 25

To hit the jackpot:

To gamble

To inherit money

To become bankrupt

To make money unexpectedly

11 / 25

Queer somebody's pitch:

Check him

Upset one's plan

Work him up

Reprimand him

12 / 25

To draw the long bow:

To make an exaggerated statement

To demand a very high price

To over-estimate oneself

To put up high demands

13 / 25

Something up one's sleeve:

A secret plan

Something important

A profitable plan

A grand idea

14 / 25

Within An Ace of:

Within the hitting range

Very near

Narrowly

Within one's reach

15 / 25

To give chapter and verse for a thing:

To eulogize the qualities of a thing

To attach artificial value to a thing

To make publicity of a thing

To produce the proof of something

16 / 25

Foar in the mouth:

To reveal the secret

Bitten by a snake

To be in the extreme hatred

To be furious

17 / 25

To beggars' description:

A poor statement

Beyond one's power to describe adequately

To describe things without care

None of these

18 / 25

To give a false colouring:

To be dishonest

To conceal the facts

To misrepresent

To submit the false report

19 / 25

To pull one's socks up:

To try hard

To prepare

To depart

To get ready

20 / 25

To fight to the bitter end:

To fight with poison-tipped arrows

To carry on a contest regardless of

To fight to the last point of enemy position

To die fighting

21 / 25

Tall order:

Difficult

To much

Simple

Customary

22 / 25

To blow hot and cold:

To be untrustworthy

To be inconsistent

To be rich and poor frequently

Changing weather

23 / 25

To set the people by ears:

To punish heavily

To box the people

To insult and disgrace the people

To excite people to a quarrel

24 / 25

To lose face:

To look angry

To be humiliated

To look vacant

To be helpless

25 / 25

To turn the other cheek:

To be indifferent to peace overtures

To sulk and suffer

To respond to violence with non-violence

To respond to violence with violence

Your score is

The average score is 54%

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