(1) behaved cleverly
(2) acted without restraint
(3) wandered aimlessly
(4) had the best of time
52 Q) In spite of the immense pressure exerted by the militants, the Government, has decided not to give in.
(1) accede
(2) yield
(3) oblige
(4) conform
53 Q) The young and the old sat cheek by jowl in the large audience.
(1) very near
(2) very far
(3) tongue tied
(4) irritated
54 Q) We wanted to keep the gift as a surprise for mother but my sister gave the game away.
(1) lost the game
(2) gave out the secret
(3) played badly
(4) withdrew from the game
55 Q) I don't think the law will interfere with us as we are just trying to turn an honest penny.
(1) make a legitimate living
(2) make a good living
(3) have dealings in white money
(4) become more honest
56 Q) A dark horse.
(1) an unforeseen competitor
(2) a black horse
(3) a nightmare
(4) an unknown person
57 Q) To run across
(1) to have an appointed meeting
(2) to meet by chance
(3) to run in the playground
(4) to run very fast
58 Q) To get one's own back
(1) to get one’s revenge
(2) to get control over someone
(3) to get one’s position back
(4) to get hold of someone
59 Q) To steer clear of
(1) drive carefully
(2) avoid
(3) explain clearly
(4) escape
60 Q) To beat a retreat
(1) to withdraw in defeat or humiliation
(2) to withdraw after scoring a victory
(3) to march back after a ceremonious parade
(4) to run away in fear
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