Wreck means:...?

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(A) Certain

(B) Immaterial

(C) Ruin

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector Punjab Police 2021

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To call a spade a spade:...?

(A) Try to meet expectations

(B) To avoid the main topic

(C) To make a noise

(D) To speak in plain terms

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

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"Hit the sack" means:...?

(A) Go to bed or sleep

(B) Box the bag

(C) Hit the potato sack with a stick

(D) Throw the sack to the floor

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Source: This question is taken from the Corporal (Bs-11) Counter Terrorism Department, Punjab Police PPSC Past Paper 11-08-2024

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the provided options I can help out "at a pinch" if you need a babysitter...?

(A) Day and night

(B) On regular basis

(C) In case of an emergency

(D) Under close supervision

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Source: This question is taken from the Junior Clerk Deputy Commissioner Office BOR

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: His father passedlast night?...?

(A) Out

(B) off

(C) over

(D) away

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

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INEBRIATE means...?

(A) Dreamy

(B) Stupefied

(C) Unsteady

(D) Drunken

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Source: This question is taken from the Common Vocabulary MCQS

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The term Oligarchy means_________...?

(A) The rule of Feudals

(B) The rule of the few

(C) The rule of tyrants

(D) The rule of democrats

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Source: This question is taken from the Lecturer Pakistan Studies (Bs-17) Punjab Higher Education Department 2022

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He had dared to challenge the views of an ‘august’ body of imperial historians. here ‘august’ word means:...?

(A) Ordinary

(B) Worthy of respect

(C) Silly

(D) None of These

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Source: This question is taken from the Synonyms and Prepositions Mcqs

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the provided options He found himself "in hot water" over his comments about immigration...?

(A) To receive praise or recognition

(B) To face criticism or trouble

(C) To remain neutral in a situation

(D) To avoid consequences

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Source: This question is taken from the Junior Clerk Deputy Commissioner Office BOR

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To bury the hatchet:...?

(A) to start war

(B) to make peace

(C) to make a foolish choice

(D) to burn something important

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

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The prison has succeeded in reducing ‘recidivism’. The word ‘recidivism’ word means:...?

(A) The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend

(B) Going back to a previous behavior

(C) Backsliding

(D) All of These

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Source: This question is taken from the Synonyms and Prepositions Mcqs

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: "To fish in troubled waters"...?

(A) To benefit from other people's troubles

(B) To indulge in evil conspiracies

(C) To aggravate the situation

(D) To catch fish in disturbed waters

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Punjab Police Department PPSC Past Paper

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: Is he eligible ________ this scholarship...?

(A) with

(B) of

(C) at

(D) for

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

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his field is not his forte. “forte” means: _________...?

(A) Range

(B) Specialty

(C) Drawback

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Synonyms and Prepositions Mcqs

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American ‘sabre-rattling’ is unlikely to bring calm to a Middle East that is ready to explode. Here ‘sabre-rattling’ word means:...?

(A) Threat of military force

(B) Military aid

(C) Unchecked financial support

(D) Coercive measures

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Source: This question is taken from the Synonyms and Prepositions Mcqs

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Choose the correct meaning of: To fish in troubled water...?

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance

(B) To dive in deep water

(C) To go for a daunting task

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector Punjab Police 2021

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Idiom: A pipe dream means what...?

(A) Unattainable dream

(B) A day dream

(C) A night dream

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant (S&GAD) PPSC Past Paper 2022

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Bagand Baggage...?

(A) With whole family

(B) With due respect

(C) With all belongings

(D) With anger

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Source: This question is taken from the Clubbed Case Canal Patwari First Phase (Morning) 2023

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To fish in troubled waters:...?

(A) catch fish in flood waters

(B) to dive in deep waters

(C) to go for a daunting task

(D) to make a personal profit out of a disturbance

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

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Scratch someone's back means:...?

(A) To ignore the request

(B) Do someone a favor in hopes that a favor will be returned

(C) I will do something for you in exchange for something else

(D) To avoid responsibility

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Source: This question is taken from the Excise, Taxation Inspector & Narcotics Department (BS-16)

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One of the following words means: "A person who cause trouble"...?

(A) Oblivious

(B) Nuisance

(C) Traditional

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant (S&GAD) PPSC Past Paper 2022

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He said that he was a hugefan of the president, although I suspect it was tongue in cheek. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined...?

(A) Being Sarcastic

(B) To praise wholeheartedly

(C) A sensational news

(D) To say something hurtful

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Source: This question is taken from the Chief Officer/Municipal Officer (Bs-16) Local Government & Community Development Department 2024

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Weal and woe means what...?

(A) Ups and downs

(B) Joys and sorrows

(C) Overwhelming

(D) None of the above

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Source: This question is taken from the Punjab Police Sub Inspector (SI) Service Quota PPSC Past

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Idiom: Take time by the forelock means _____...?

(A) Talk one’s own time

(B) Prepare for action before time

(C) Forecast on event

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant (S&GAD) PPSC Past Paper 2024

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Choose the correct meaning of idiom: “Spill the beans”...?

(A) To misbehave

(B) To revel a secret

(C) To talk irrelevant

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant (BS-16) Provincial Disaster Management PPSC Past

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Choose the correct meaning of: Hide one's light under a bushel...?

(A) To save electricity

(B) To conceal one's telnet

(C) To avoid lime light

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) Punjab Police Past Paper 2021

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Choose the correct meaning of: At arm's length...?

(A) length of arm

(B) at a distance

(C) insult

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector Punjab Police 2021

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He used to regale us with anecdotes. Choose the correct meaning of underline word...?

(A) Flatter

(B) Entertain

(C) Bore

(D) Tire

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Source: This question is taken from the Chief Officer/Municipal Officer (Bs-16) Local Government & Community Development Department 2024

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Choose the correct meaning of idiom: To fish in troubled waters....?

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance

(B) To catch fish in flood water

(C) To dive in deep water

(D) Go for the daunting task

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) Punjab Police Past Paper 2021

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Choose the correct meaning of:Rule of thumb...?

(A) Mark the thumb on a legal paper

(B) a rough estimate

(C) an easy choice

(D) None of these

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Source: This question is taken from the Assistant Sub Inspector Punjab Police 2021

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Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To bear the brunt of:...?

(A) in a position of advantage

(B) to make an easy choice

(C) to endure the main force or shock

(D) undecided

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Source: This question is taken from the Traffic Warden in Punjab Police Department BS-14

Wreck means:...? Mcqs

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Wreck means:...?

(A) Certain (B) Immaterial

(C) Ruin (D) None of these

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To call a spade a spade:...?

(A) Try to meet expectations (B) To avoid the main topic

(C) To make a noise (D) To speak in plain terms

"Hit the sack" means:...?

(A) Go to bed or sleep (B) Box the bag

(C) Hit the potato sack with a stick (D) Throw the sack to the floor

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the provided options I can help out "at a pinch" if you need a babysitter...?

(A) Day and night (B) On regular basis

(C) In case of an emergency (D) Under close supervision

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: His father passedlast night?...?

(A) Out (B) off

(C) over (D) away

INEBRIATE means...?

(A) Dreamy (B) Stupefied

(C) Unsteady (D) Drunken

The term Oligarchy means_________...?

(A) The rule of Feudals (B) The rule of the few

(C) The rule of tyrants (D) The rule of democrats

He had dared to challenge the views of an ‘august’ body of imperial historians. here ‘august’ word means:...?

(A) Ordinary (B) Worthy of respect

(C) Silly (D) None of These

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the provided options He found himself "in hot water" over his comments about immigration...?

(A) To receive praise or recognition (B) To face criticism or trouble

(C) To remain neutral in a situation (D) To avoid consequences

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To bury the hatchet:...?

(A) to start war (B) to make peace

(C) to make a foolish choice (D) to burn something important

The prison has succeeded in reducing ‘recidivism’. The word ‘recidivism’ word means:...?

(A) The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend (B) Going back to a previous behavior

(C) Backsliding (D) All of These

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: "To fish in troubled waters"...?

(A) To benefit from other people's troubles (B) To indulge in evil conspiracies

(C) To aggravate the situation (D) To catch fish in disturbed waters

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: Is he eligible ________ this scholarship...?

(A) with (B) of

(C) at (D) for

his field is not his forte. “forte” means: _________...?

(A) Range (B) Specialty

(C) Drawback (D) None of these

American ‘sabre-rattling’ is unlikely to bring calm to a Middle East that is ready to explode. Here ‘sabre-rattling’ word means:...?

(A) Threat of military force (B) Military aid

(C) Unchecked financial support (D) Coercive measures

Choose the correct meaning of: To fish in troubled water...?

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance (B) To dive in deep water

(C) To go for a daunting task (D) None of these

Idiom: A pipe dream means what...?

(A) Unattainable dream (B) A day dream

(C) A night dream (D) None of these

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Bagand Baggage...?

(A) With whole family (B) With due respect

(C) With all belongings (D) With anger

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To fish in troubled waters:...?

(A) catch fish in flood waters (B) to dive in deep waters

(C) to go for a daunting task (D) to make a personal profit out of a disturbance

Scratch someone's back means:...?

(A) To ignore the request (B) Do someone a favor in hopes that a favor will be returned

(C) I will do something for you in exchange for something else (D) To avoid responsibility

One of the following words means: "A person who cause trouble"...?

(A) Oblivious (B) Nuisance

(C) Traditional (D) None of these

He said that he was a hugefan of the president, although I suspect it was tongue in cheek. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined...?

(A) Being Sarcastic (B) To praise wholeheartedly

(C) A sensational news (D) To say something hurtful

Weal and woe means what...?

(A) Ups and downs (B) Joys and sorrows

(C) Overwhelming (D) None of the above

Idiom: Take time by the forelock means _____...?

(A) Talk one’s own time (B) Prepare for action before time

(C) Forecast on event (D) None of these

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: “Spill the beans”...?

(A) To misbehave (B) To revel a secret

(C) To talk irrelevant (D) None of these

Choose the correct meaning of: Hide one's light under a bushel...?

(A) To save electricity (B) To conceal one's telnet

(C) To avoid lime light (D) None of these

(A) Certain

(B) Immaterial

(C) Ruin

(D) None of these

(A) Try to meet expectations

(B) To avoid the main topic

(C) To make a noise

(D) To speak in plain terms

(A) Go to bed or sleep

(B) Box the bag

(C) Hit the potato sack with a stick

(D) Throw the sack to the floor

(A) Day and night

(B) On regular basis

(C) In case of an emergency

(D) Under close supervision

(A) Out

(B) off

(C) over

(D) away

(A) Dreamy

(B) Stupefied

(C) Unsteady

(D) Drunken

(A) The rule of Feudals

(B) The rule of the few

(C) The rule of tyrants

(D) The rule of democrats

(A) Ordinary

(B) Worthy of respect

(C) Silly

(D) None of These

(A) To receive praise or recognition

(B) To face criticism or trouble

(C) To remain neutral in a situation

(D) To avoid consequences

(A) to start war

(B) to make peace

(C) to make a foolish choice

(D) to burn something important

(A) The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend

(B) Going back to a previous behavior

(C) Backsliding

(D) All of These

(A) To benefit from other people's troubles

(B) To indulge in evil conspiracies

(C) To aggravate the situation

(D) To catch fish in disturbed waters

(A) with

(B) of

(C) at

(D) for

(A) Range

(B) Specialty

(C) Drawback

(D) None of these

(A) Threat of military force

(B) Military aid

(C) Unchecked financial support

(D) Coercive measures

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance

(B) To dive in deep water

(C) To go for a daunting task

(D) None of these

(A) Unattainable dream

(B) A day dream

(C) A night dream

(D) None of these

(A) With whole family

(B) With due respect

(C) With all belongings

(D) With anger

(A) catch fish in flood waters

(B) to dive in deep waters

(C) to go for a daunting task

(D) to make a personal profit out of a disturbance

(A) To ignore the request

(B) Do someone a favor in hopes that a favor will be returned

(C) I will do something for you in exchange for something else

(D) To avoid responsibility

(A) Oblivious

(B) Nuisance

(C) Traditional

(D) None of these

(A) Being Sarcastic

(B) To praise wholeheartedly

(C) A sensational news

(D) To say something hurtful

(A) Ups and downs

(B) Joys and sorrows

(C) Overwhelming

(D) None of the above

(A) Talk one’s own time

(B) Prepare for action before time

(C) Forecast on event

(D) None of these

(A) To misbehave

(B) To revel a secret

(C) To talk irrelevant

(D) None of these

(A) To save electricity

(B) To conceal one's telnet

(C) To avoid lime light

(D) None of these

(A) length of arm

(B) at a distance

(C) insult

(D) None of these

(A) Flatter

(B) Entertain

(C) Bore

(D) Tire

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance

(B) To catch fish in flood water

(C) To dive in deep water

(D) Go for the daunting task

(A) Mark the thumb on a legal paper

(B) a rough estimate

(C) an easy choice

(D) None of these

(A) in a position of advantage

(B) to make an easy choice

(C) to endure the main force or shock

(D) undecided