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At one's fingertips

  • To take revenge
  • Matter of shame
  • Complete knowledge
  • None of above

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example: All formula's of quantitative aptitude are at his fingertips.

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1. Broken Reed

  • Continue support
  • Support that failed
  • Support endlessly
  • None of above

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Example : In the time of need, his friend proved a broken reed.

2. Flog the dead horse

  • to weep for something lost
  • to enjoy even if something lost
  • to revive interest in old matters
  • to forget old matters

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : The rivals always flog a dead horse to insult their enemies.

3. Hold in abeyance

  • to break trust
  • to make smile
  • to tell a story
  • to postpone

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Example : Because of lack of funds our village road construction was held in abeyance.

4. In a lurch

  • to leave a friend in difficulty
  • to enjoy a party
  • to have a fun time
  • to show kindness

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Example : Never leave your friends in a lurch.

5. Pell-mell

  • In a jumbled
  • Great honour
  • Great news
  • Great feeling

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Example : After a theft in the house everything was pell-mell.

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