He tried to pass himself ___ as the leader of the community.
(A) up
(B) out
(C) off
(D) for
Idioms
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: I tried to offer Javed help with the project, but he’d rather plough a lone furrow.
(A) remain unaffected
(B) do without the help of others
(C) survive in isolation
(D) remain non-aligned
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: I thought it was time I laid my cards on the table, so I told him that I had no intention of marrying him.
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: Zain always leads others up the garden path.
(A) befools others
(B) advises others to their advantage
(C) give false information.
(D) worries others
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: He was a king who ruled his subjects with a high hand.
(A) oppressively
(B) kindly
(C) conveniently
(D) sympathetically
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: She never stops talking about dieting – she’s got a real bee in her bonnet about it.
(A) an achievement to be proud of
(B) an obsession about something
(C) to face problems as a result of his senseless actions
(D) peculiar habit of confusing others
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: Despite being under debt, Amir still keeps a good table.
(A) keeps up an outward show of prosperity
(B) entertains his guests sumptuously
(C) helps his friends with money
(D) is lively and gay when his friends call
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic: He was cool as a cucumber.
(A) nervous
(B) fainted
(C) dead
(D) calm and composed
Express the meaning of underline idiomatic Little elbowroom?
(A) cause
(B) possibility
(C) freedom
(D) necessity
Heap coals of fire on someone’s head means
(A) agitate him
(B) incite him to a fight
(C) go out of one’s way to cause someone remorse
(D) make him feel sorry
