CAPF - Phrases Test 898

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Question 1/5
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Select the alternative with the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
Done for

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
A
Ruined

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
B
Complete

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
C
Ask for something

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
D
To do a favor

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Solutions

The phrase ‘Done for’ means in a situation so bad that it is impossible to get out, Ruined, Finished etc.

Example: If the guard sees us, we're done for.

Hence, Option A is the correct answer.
Question 2/5
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Direction: Select the alternative with the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
Bring to book

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
A
Insist to study

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
B
Do justice with someone

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
C
To fail someone

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
D
To punish

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Solutions

The correct meaning of the given idiom is - To punish.

The idiom ‘Bring to book’ means to officially punish someone or call them to account for their behavior.

Example: The burglar will be found and brought to book.

Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Question 3/5
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Direction: Select the alternative with the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

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Call forth

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
A
To make someone angry

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
B
To produce a particular reaction

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
C
To abuse someone

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
D
To dissolve a matter

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Solutions

The phrase ‘Call forth’ means to produce or cause a particular reaction or response.

Example: Her speech called forth an ugly reaction from the public.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.
Question 4/5
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Direction: Select the alternative with the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

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Go after

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
A
To surrender

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
B
To prosper

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
C
To visit casually

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
D
To follow or pursue

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Solutions

The phrase ‘Go after’ means to follow or pursue something or someone.

Example: Siya has decided to go after her dreams no matter what.

Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Question 5/5
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Directions For Questions

Direction: Select the alternative with the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

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To be snowed under

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
A
Under heavy debt

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
B
To be very busy

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
C
To lose

Correct

Wrong

Skipped
D
To do something risky

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Solutions

The idiom ‘to be snowed under’ means to be very busy.

Example: He is absolutely snowed under with a lot of work in the office.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.

Question 1/5

Ruined

Complete

Ask for something

To do a favor

Question 2/5

Insist to study

Do justice with someone

To fail someone

To punish

Question 3/5

To make someone angry

To produce a particular reaction

To abuse someone

To dissolve a matter

Question 4/5

To surrender

To prosper

To visit casually

To follow or pursue

Question 5/5

Under heavy debt

To be very busy

To lose

To do something risky