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DEAR STUDENT,Welcome to the Spell like a champion Contest. is associated with, Spellathon India & Samruddhi Foundation an NGO Who are in the field of Inspiring Young Minds. We take great pleasure in introducing you to the grand Spell like a champion Contest, Which will enhance the child’s confidence and enhance his team sprit we aim at developing the student all round i.e language competency , would take the lead. In a venture to expand newer horizons, we are pleased to organize this contest at various levels Inter School, State, And National . Kindly refer the details of the competition in the following pages, We are loking forward to your warm support in promoting Spell like a champion contest to a grand success.

Spell like a Champion

The main reason spelling is important is communication. Communication is a two-way process- understanding others and making yourself understood.

Why is Spelling Important?

If you are a confident speller, you will be able to read and understand written material easily and efficiently. Reading will probably be more fun, so you will read more. As a result, your reading, spelling and writing are likely to improve.

Understanding other people

If your writing is full of spelling mistakes, other people may find it hard to understand what you are trying to say. If a word is spelled incorrectly, they may struggle to work out which word you meant. If you are trying to persuade them to take your side in an argument, it may be more difficult to convince them. Poor spelling reduces the appeal and effectiveness of written work.

Making yourself understood

Do you think that your school is wasting your time teaching you how to spell? Do you think that it’s fine as long as your text messages can be read and your webchats can be understood? Do you think time spent learning spellings could be better used learning more interesting things? You are not alone. This has been much debated. Some people argue passionately to keep English spelling as it is. Others argue. Equally passionately. That the English language should move with the times. They say we should allow spellings to change according to how words are often spelled, rather than how they ought to be spelled.

The spelling debate

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ROUND - VII: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

ANSWER

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

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ROUND - VIII : IDIOMS/PHRASES

ANSWER SHEET 27

1. How many centimetres make an inch?

A. 4.0 B. 3.6 C. 2.54 D. 1.0

2.. Which is the chief chemical content in tobacco?

A . caffeine B. cocaine C. cocoa D. nicotine

3. Which of the following is not a blood group?

A. A B. AB C. B D. BA

4. Which god was the father of Hanuman?

A Surya B. Agni C. Chandra D. Vayu

5. Name the girl who supported Mahatma Gandhi like a walking stick?

A. Manu Ben B. Mani Ben C . Kasturba D. Meera Ben

C Jawaharlal Nehru D. Annie Beasant

C. Nirupa Roy D. Madhubala

C Hung Parliament D. Incomplete Parliament

C. Coca-Cola D .Grape Juice

C.Atal Behari Vajpayee D. Lal Bahadur Shastri

A. Dadabhai Naoroji B. Rajaram Mohan Roy

A. Asha Parekh B. Nargis Dutt

A. No-Confidence B. Locked Parliament

A. Tea B. Coffee

A. Chandrashekhar B. Charan Singh

6. Name the first Indian who became the member of the British Parliament?

7.At the National film Festival Awards, the award for national Integration is named after which Bollywood actress?

8. What is the term used to imply when no single party in the parliament obtains even a simple majority?

9.Since drinking alcohol is prohibited in Islamic countries, what is referred to as the “Wine of Arabia”?

10. Which of the following Prime Ministers has served the shortest term?

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ROUND - VII GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

11. During the rule of which dynasty did India experience the golden age?

A.The Guptas B.The Mughals C. The Lodhis D. The Mauryas

12. Who plays the role of Phoolan Devi in the film “The Bandit Queen”?

A. Deepti Naval B. Anita Kanwar C. Shabana Azmi D. Seema Biswas

13. Built about 4500 years ago, The Great Sphinx at Giza, in Egypt has the head of a man and the body of which animal?

A. Ox B. Tiger C. Lion D. Bull

14. On which Planet is one year shorter than one day?

A. Mercury B. Jupiter C. Venus D. Mars

th15.What form did Vishnu assume in his 7 Avatar?

A. Rama B. Krishna

C. Vaman D.Narsimha

C. 0 D. 3

C. Wall Street D. Dalal Street

C. Dharmendra D. Akshay Kumar

C. Sagittarius D. Libra

C. Thailand D. .Japan

A.1 B.2

A.Downing Street B. Oxford Street

A. Amitabh himself B.Govinda

A. Aquarius B. Pisces

A. korea B. China

16.How many moving parts does a sun dial have?

17.On which famous street is the New York Stock Exchange?

18. If Amitabh Bachchan was Coolie, who was Coolie Number One?

19. Which Zodiac Sign does the fish depict?

20. In which country is 'Kimono' the traditional women's robe?

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21. Who is the father of Indian Cinema?

A. Dadasaheb Phalke B. Prithviraj Kapoor C. Satyajit Ray D. Shyam Benegal

22. In ancient times, jewellery was not worn for decoration. Why was it worn?

A .To ward off evil spirits B. To save them from robbers

C. To please goddess laxmi D. To show off wealt

23. What does the CTBT stand for?

A.Comprehensive Test BantreatyB. Comprehensive Test Bombs Treaty

C. Cannot Test Bombs TreatyD. Cannot Test Ban Treaty

24. 'Tiger Woods' is associated with which sport?

A. Basketball B. Baseball C.Tennis D Golf

25. If you board the Rajdhani Express from Mumbai, where are you heading?

A. chennai B. Calcutta C New Delhi D. Kanyakumari

C Sardar Vallabhai Patel D. Bhagat Singh

0 0C. 40 C D.38 C

C. sushmita sen D. Dimple Kapadia

C. Sitar D .Veena

C. Ribs D. Stomach

A. Lala Lajpatrai B. Subhash Chandra Bose

0 0 A. 35 C B.37 C

A. Aishwarya Rai B. Kajol

A.Jal Tarang B. Flute

A. Diaphragm B . Pancreas

26. Who is known as the 'Iron man of India'?

27.What is the ideal human body temperature?

28. Which Bollywood actress lights up our lives with candles?

29. According to Indian Mythology Ravana was an extremely skilled musician. Which instrument did he play?

30.What in the human body can be true, false or floating?


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31. Which tragic incident in 1984 will be remembered as 'Black December'?

A. Bhopal Gas Tragedy B. Rajiv Gandhi's Assassination

C. Crash of Airbus A320 D. Gulf War

A. The Zee TV logo B. Kaun Banega Crorepati logo

39. What was Cinderella's coach made of ?

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32. What did Puigali Venkiah design?

C. Indian National Flag D. Madhuri Dixit's costume in Khalnayak

33. How is Abhas Kumar Ganguly better known as?

A. Saurav Ganguly B. Kishore Kumar C. Sanjeev Kumar D. Guru Dutt

34. If Jaipur is called the 'Pink City' Which Indian city is called the ‘milk city’?

A. Anand B. Bangalore C. Jaisalmer D. Patiala

35. Which of the following Pandavas was the 'The Gift of the Wind God Vayu'?

A. Yudhishtira B. Bhima C. Nakula D. Arjun

36. Which country can boast of the worlds largest army?

A. India B. China C. Russia D. U.S.A.

37. Which part of india was given to Britain by Portugal as part of the dowry at the marriage of Catherine of Braganza?

A. Daman B. Goa C. Panaji D. Mumbai

38. Which animal form did Vishnu take in his second avatar?

A. Tortoise B. Tiger C. Deer D. Lion

A. Pumpkin B. Watermelon C. Guava D. Tomato

40. Who nominates the members of the Rajya Sabha?

A. The Prime Minister B. Council of Ministers C. The Governors D. The President


C.The Gandhi family D .The Nehru Family

C. Rohini Hattangadi D. Anjana Mumtaz

A.Prime minister of India B. President of India

A. Nirupa Roy B Supriya Pathak

49. Who lives at 7, Race Course road?

50.Who played the role of Kasturba Gandhi in the film 'Gandhi'?

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41. What is the former name of Iran?

A. Iraq B. Kazakistan C. Persia D. Tehran

42. In which country did Buddhism originate?

A. Tibet B. Japan C. India D. China

43. What is the study of the human skeleton called?

A. Anatomy B. Astronomy C. Skeletology D. Andrology

44. In the abbreviation STAR TV what does the alphabet 's' stand for?

A. Show B. star C. Does not stand for anything D. satellite

45. Actress Manisha Koirala is from which country?

A. India B. Nepal C. Bangladesh D. Bhutan

46. Nagaland is on the border of which country?

A. Bangladesh B. Burma C. Nepal D. Pakistan

47. Other than the mouse which other computer related term is the name of an animal?

A. RAM B. Web C. Java D. No such term

C. Satyajit Ray D. Amitabh Bachchan

48. Who is the only Indian to win an Oscar for lifetime Achievement ?

A. Raj Kapoor B. Naseeruddin Shah


51. Who is known as the Indian Michael Jackson?

A. Shiamak Davar B. Akshay Kumar C. Prabhudeva D.Javed Jaffrey

A. Maharashtra B. Tamil Nadu

59. The Quit India Movement was launched in which year?

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52. If you were holidaying in Kodaikanal, which Indian state would you be in?

C. Karnataka D. Kerala

53.Who is known as the 'Grand Old Man of India'?

A. Mahatma GandhiB. Dadabhai Naoroji

C. Sardar Patel D. Lala Lajpatrai

54. Who is the only Indian chief Minister to have served more than three terms in office?

A. Jyoti Basu B. Chandrababu Naidu

C. Laloo Prasad YadD. M. Karunanidhi

55.Which of the following countries is not a permanent member of the UN security council?

A. Russia B. France C.India D. China

56.Which lake is the source of the Blue Nile?

A. lake tara B. lake Titicaca C. Salt lake D. Lake dal

57. What is the average quantity of blood in the human body?

A. 4 litres B.3 litres C. 7 litres D. 5 litres

58. Which vaccine is administered for the prevention of tuberculosis?

A. DT B. BCG C. DPT D.MMR

A. 1930 B.1947 C. 1942 D. 1940

60. Name Mickey Mouse's girlfriend?

A. . Daisy B. Minnie C. Dewy D. Betty


C. Twenty years D . Fifteen years

C. June 14 D. December 6

A. Five years B. Two years

A. November 15 B November 14

69. Ten years make a decade. How many years make a lustrum?

70. What day in India is celebrated as Children's Day?

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61. With what sport would you associate the Thomas Cup?

A. Badminton B.Tennis C. Table Tennis D.Squash

62.Who was the mother of Nakul and Sahadev?

A. Kunti B.Kaushalya C. Kaikeyi D. Madri

63. Which of the following teams has won the most hockey golds in the Olympics?

A. Australia B.India C. Pakistan D. Netherlands

64. How much does the human brain weigh?

A. 3 pounds B. 4 pounds C. 6 pounds D. 5 pounds

65. What signal does a flag relay when it is flown upside down?

A. Peace B. Distress C. Victory D. Mourn

66. What would one measure with an anemometer?

A. Wind speed B. Humidity C. Atmospheric pressure D. Roughness of sea

67. What is the shortest distance in a track and field event where the runners are allowed to break lanes?

A. 200 metres B. 1500 meters C. 800 metres D. 400 metres

C.Thiruvananthapuram D. Tirupati

68. The Meenakshi Temple is in which city?

A. Mahabalipuram B. Madurai


71. Who was the eagle carrier of Vishnu?

A. Jatayu B. Jambavan C. Garuda D.Vali

A. Eucalyptus tree B. Fir Tree

79. Which Lord is known as the creator of the universe?

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72. Name the tree from which a cricket bat is usually made?

C. Pine Tree D. The Willow Tree

73. Which of these is not a hill station?

A. Ooty B.Simla C. Mahabaleshwar D.Mahabalipuram

74. Which Indian State is known as the “plateau of plateaus”?

A. Maharashtra B. Gujarat

C. Rajasthan D. Assam

75. New Delhi is the capital of India. Which city was the former capital of India?

A. Chandigarh B. Delhi C. Bombay D. Calcutta

76. In which Indian state would you find the Khajuraho Temples?

A.Uttar Pradesh B. Madhya Pradesh C. Andhra Pradesh D. Arunachal Pradesh

77. Which Indian Prime Minister was a qualified scientist and earned a degree in Botany?

A. Jawaharlal Nehru B. Rajiv Gandhi C.7 I.K. Gujral D. Morarji Desai

78. To which city would you be flying to, if your baggage was labelled CCU?

A. Cochin B.California C. Cairo D.Calcutta

A. Indra B.Vishnu C. Brahma D. Surya

80. Which Indian cricketer wanted to be a bus driver?

A. . Sunil Gavaskar B. Ravi Shastri C. Kapil Dev D. Navjot Sidhu


C. PlutoD . Neptune

C. Cow D. Bull

A.Venus B. Saturn

A.Horse B Lion

89. Which of these planets have no satellites?

90. Which animal is represented on India's national crest?

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81. What is the maximum strength of the Rajya Sabha?

A. . 251 B.252 C. 249 D.250

82. Policewoman kiran Bedi was once a champion at which sport?

A. Karate BTennis C. Hockey D. Kabaddi

83. How many thousands are there in one Lakh?

A10 B.1000 C. 10000 D. 100

84. Which is the smallest planet?

A.Mercury B. Neptune C. Pluto D. Uranus

85. Who is known as the “ Light of the World”?

A. Jesus Christ B. Dalai Lama C. Gautama Buddha D. Mother Teresa

86. What is the length of the small intestine?

A. 22cm B. 10mm C. 22 feet D.24 inch

87. With what sport would you associate the term “pot Black”?

A. Table Tennis B.Snooker C. Billiards D. Hockey

C. Anaconda D. Blue Whale

88. Name the largest animal ever to live on earth?

A.Godzilla B. T-Rex


91. Who is known as the “ Lady With the Lamp”?

A. Joan of Arc B. Mother Teresa C. Sarojini Naidu D Florence Nightingale

A. Hockey B.Cricket

99. In the human body what is associated with the term voice box?

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92. With Which sport would you associate Dhyanchand?

C. Kabaddi D. Squash

93. Which sage trained Rama and Laxmana to fight the demons?

A. Vashisht B.Shatrugana C. Vishwamitra D. Agastya

94. Which Number does the roman symbol 'D' stand for?

A. 5 B. 500 C. 100 D. 50

95. Name the official language of the state of Karnataka?

A. Malayalam B. Telugu C. Tamil D. Kannada

96. In which year did the series of Mumbai bomb blasts occur?

A. 1995 B. 1990 C. 1993 D.1997

97. On which day are the winners of the Nobel Prize given their awards?

thA. 4 july B. 14” November th thC. 14 August D. 10 December

98. Which Indian city would you be in if you were visiting the salar jung Museum?

A. Hyderabad B.Delhi C. Mumbai D.Cochin

A. Bronchus B. Larynx C. Aorta D. Oesophagus

100. What are the words inscribed on the national emblem of India?

A. . Mera Bharat Mahan B. Satya Meva Jayate

C. Jai Hind D.Hum Homge Kamayab


C. Chinnaswamy stadiumD .The Oval

C. Scrabble D. Snakes and Ladder

A.Eden GardensB.Lords Stadium

A. Chess B. Checkers

109. Which cricket stadium has the largest seating capacity?

110. Which board game was originally called' Criss Cross'?

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101.On the banks of which river is the city of Jammu located?

A. . Sutlej B. Tawi River C. Tapi River D. Jhelum River

102. What is a goat's called?

A. kid B. calf C. Baby D. Leverette

103. Salt Lake Stadium is located in.

A.Madras B. Cuttack C.Mumbai D.Calcutta

104. Who was the first Indian producer to insure his film?

A Yash chopra B. Subhash Ghai C. Ram Gopal Verma D. Vikram Bhatt

105. Which Metal when used in jewellery is more expensive than gold?

A. No other metal B. Titanium C. . Palladium D. Platinum

106. Which Part of your eye controls the amount of light entering it?

A. Iris B. Pupil C. Valve D. Retina

107. How many dimensions would the shadow of a 3 dimension object have?

A. TWO B. Three C. No dimensions D. One

C. The Orca or Killer whale D. Blue whale

108. Which creature has the largest brain in the animal world?

A. Humans B.Elephant


111. Which is the nearest star visible to the naked eye?

A. Sun B. Sinius C. Alfa centauri D Proxima Centauri

A.5 light minutes B..7 Light minutes

119. Who is known as the ' Frontier Gandhi of India?

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112. What is the distance between the earth and the sun?

C. 6 Light minutes D.8 light minutes

113. Which is the highest mountain range in the world?

A. The Alps B. The Andes C. The Himalayas D. The Arravalli Range

114. Which part of your body is your Tody?

A. Your small toeB. Your big Toe

C. Your posterior (buttocks)D. your thumb on the left hand

115. Why is Jaipur called the pink City?

A. Because the World's largest pink roses are grown here. It was coloured pink for prince Albert's visit in 1875B

C. It was the third Maharana's daughter's favourite colourD . It was originally pa inted red and then it rained

116. How many bones does an Elephant's trunk have?

A. 5 B.1 C. 10 D. 0

117. What part of the body does pneumonia affect?

A. Liver B. Pancreas C. Lungs D. Spleen

118. What does L.L.B stand for?

A. Lawyer Licensed by Board B. Local Linguistic Board

C. Bachelor of Law . B ureau of Litigation LawD

A. Mahatma Gandhi B.Jawaharlal Nehru

C. Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan D. Subhash Chandra Bose

120. Which city is often referred to as India's Silicon Valley?

A. MumbaiB. Delhi

C. Chennai D.Bangalore


ROUND : VIIIIDIOMS

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ROUND - VIII : IDIOMS/PHRASESEXERCISE NO .1.3

EXERCISE NO .1.4

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IDIOMS/PHRASESS. NO. MEANING

To wash one’s dirty linen in public

To be ill at ease

To be in hornet’s nest

Apple of discord

Bell the cat

Beat about the bush

Bag and baggage

Come out of a bandbox

Know how many beans make five

Hit below the belt

To be on bad terms with somebody

To be in an unpleasant situation

Cause of dispute

Do the most dangerous job

Evade the issue

Completely

Be excessively well - dressed

To be well informed to be intelligent

Fight unfairly

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To kill two birds with one stone

Birthday suit

In cold blood

Sweep in the board

In the same boat

Bolt from the blue

Bone of contention

Make no bones

It does not suit my book

In good or bad book

Achieve two aims with a single effort

Naked

Deliberately, without heat

Take everything

Similarly situated; like in a predicament

Unexpected calamity

Matter of dispute

Make no objections

It doesn’t fit my arrangements

In or out of favour

To discuss dirty and scandalous matters of personalnature in the presence of outsiders

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EXERCISE NO .1.1


The Alpha and Omega

To mind one’s Ps and Qs

To rise from the ranks

A feather in one’s cap

To grease a person’s palm

To keep the ball rolling

To fight tooth and nail

To make an ass of oneself

Beginning and end

To be accurate and precise

To rise to a high position

An achievement to be proud of

To live within one’s means

To bribe

TO continue the work

To make all efforts to win

To act foolishly

To be completely baffled

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EXERCISE NO .1.2


Once in a blue moon

To take to one’s heels

To pay lip service to

To pay through the nose

To take the law into one’s hand

Between the devil and the deep sea

To meet one’s waterloo

To be on the horns of a dilemma

To look for a needle in a haystack

To let the cat out of the bag

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Rarely

To run away

To pretend to be loyal

To pay very dearly

To have a disregard for law and order

To be in a dilemma

To meet one’s- final defeat

To be in a fix

To seek what is impossible to find

to reveal a secret

To cut one’s coat according to one’s cloth

To make neither head nor tail of anything

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EXERCISE NO .1.5


Draw the long bow

Two strings to bow

In the wrong box

Break new ground

Make a clean breast

Wear the breeches

Bring down the house

Bear the brunt

Take the bull by the horns

Burning the candles at both ends

Exaggerate

Out of one’s proper place

Venture into an untried field

Confess, own up

Domination of the husband by the wife

Receive rapturous applause

Attack danger boldly

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EXERCISE NO .1.6


Take the cake

Not worth the candle

To feather one’s nest

To go against the grain

A thorn in flesh

A bird’s eye view

To cut no ice

To come off with flying colours

A bird in hand is worth two in the bush

To enjoy the lion’s share

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Carry off the honours

Not worth the expense involved

To care for self intrerest

To work against one’s liking

A cause of continual trouble

A general view

To have no effect

To achieve distinction

To enjoy the major part

Possessing a second way of attaining one’s object

Endure the greater part of a stress or burden

Trying to do two opposite and exhaustingthings at the same time

One certainty is worth more than two prospective advantages

ROUND - VIII : IDIOMS/PHRASESEXERCISE NO .1.7

EXERCISE NO .1.8

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Sweat of one’s brow

To put one’s shoulder to the wheel

To have a jaundiced eye

To go with the tide

To read between lines

To wake up a sleeping dog

To see eye to eye

To carry coal to Newcastle

To fish in troubled waters

Blood is thicker than water

Hard labour

To help oneself

To be prejudiced

To do as others do

To understand the hidden meaning of the writer

To agree

To do something that is unnecessary

To make most of a bad bargain

Kinship is stronger than friendship

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To put down in black and white

To put in the corner

To split hairs

Wm by a hair

To turn a hair

To get in someone’s hair

To step into another’s shoes

A snake in the grass

One the cards

Put the horse before the cart

To write down on paper

To punish

To make pretty and fine distinctions

To win by a narrow margin

To reveal discomfiture

To upset or annoy someone

To take another’s place

Unrecognized danger

Likely to happen

Reverse the natural order

To disturb some person or condition capable ofcausing trouble


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EXERCISE NO .1.9


To make castle in the air

Cat and dog life

Know chalk from the cheese

Take two bites at a cherry

Chip off the old block

Show a clean pair of heels

Clear the decks

Cock and bull story

To give the cold shoulder

Drive into a corner

Daydream

Life of constant discord

Be able to discriminate

Escape

Prepare for action

Ridiculous story

Cut off all means of escape

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EXERCISE NO .1.10


Crocodile tears

The sword of damocles

To have had one’s day

Dead men’s shows

Make a dead set at

Show the white feather

Gone to the dogs

Down in the mouth

Sow dragon’s teeth

Allow the dust to settle

Hypocritical tears

To be past one’s prime

Attack with determination

Behave like a coward

Done for, ruined

Low spirited

Make a bad situation worse

Make two attempts where one should suffice

Exemplifying the family characteristics,like his father

Snub or behave indifferently towards a person

Impending evil, to be under severe mental pressure

Await someone’s death with the expectancy of benefiting from it

Wait until the disturbance is well and truly over


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EXERCISE NO .11

EXERCISE NO .12

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As sure as eggs is eggs

Make both ends meet

Fall to the ground

Play fast and loose

The fat is in the fire

Put a good face on the matter

For good and all

Cut the Gordian knot

Goes without saying

Sour grapes

The mischeif is out

Make the best of a bad job

Permanently

Solve a difficulty in summary fashion

Be self-evident

Disparaging what is beyond one’s reach

As sure as anything can be

Live within one’s budgeted income

Argument that is unfounded

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All is grist that comes in his mill

Without turning a hair

with a high hand

Wash hands off the matter

Out of harness

Make a hash of (something)

Aftermy own heart

With heart in (one’s) boots (or mouth)

Wear heart on (one’s) sleeve

He turns everything to his profit

Without any sign of discomfort

Arrogantly ,imperiously

Inseparable, on intimate terms

Have nothing to do with it

Retired, at leisure

Make a mess of it, do it badly

According to my views and tastes

Terrified, apprehensive, alarmed

Make public your private feelings

ROUND - VII: IDIOMS/PHRASES

Be inconsistent and unreliable in fulfilling obligations

To be in hand -and-glove (or hand-in-glove)

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