He said, 'By God I am not guilty'....?

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He swore by God that he was not guilty.

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He said, 'By God I am not guilty'....?

(A) He swore by God that he is not guilty. (B) He swore by God that he will not guilty.

(C) He swore by God that he was not guilty. (D) All are correct

The Principal will preside ______ the function....?

(A) Over (B) From

(C) With (D) None of these

What is the meaning of Gloss...?

(A) Dull (B) Brightness

(C) Smoothness (D) None of these

Odds and ends means _____...?

(A) Remnants (B) To do big things with in the knowledge of others

(C) To take the burden upon oneself (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

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

(A) Oblivious (B) Nuisance

(C) Traditional (D) None of these

My father was so poor ________...?

(A) That he could not buy our food (B) That who could not buy us food

(C) To he could not buy us food (D) That he could not buy us food

The Antonym of Wrath is...?

(A) Solace (B) Peace

(C) Delight (D) None of these

The Antonym of Laborious is...?

(A) Diligent (B) Lazy

(C) Frivolity (D) None of these

Eat one's cake and have it means ____...?

(A) Policy in coach fighting among friends (B) A policy to keep dog as a house guard

(C) To maintain disease cat (D) Have it both ways

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(A) He swore by God that he is not guilty.

(B) He swore by God that he will not guilty.

(C) He swore by God that he was not guilty.

(D) All are correct

(A) Over

(B) From

(C) With

(D) None of these

(A) Dull

(B) Brightness

(C) Smoothness

(D) None of these

(A) Remnants

(B) To do big things with in the knowledge of others

(C) To take the burden upon oneself

(D) None of these

(A) Unattainable dream

(B) A day dream

(C) A night dream

(D) None of these

(A) Oblivious

(B) Nuisance

(C) Traditional

(D) None of these

(A) That he could not buy our food

(B) That who could not buy us food

(C) To he could not buy us food

(D) That he could not buy us food

(A) Solace

(B) Peace

(C) Delight

(D) None of these

(A) Diligent

(B) Lazy

(C) Frivolity

(D) None of these

(A) Policy in coach fighting among friends

(B) A policy to keep dog as a house guard

(C) To maintain disease cat

(D) Have it both ways