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Blow one's trumpet

  • To praise other
  • To praise leader
  • To praise ownself
  • To praise community

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : I do not like him, he always blowing his own trumpet.

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1. A stalking horse

  • To make someone happy
  • To take order
  • To follow
  • Pretence

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Pretence means pretext, sham, excuse
Example : The New Group could, however, act as an effective stalking-horse.

2. Under the cloud

  • to be a secret
  • amazing
  • to be under suspicion
  • feel good factor

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : His bad record brings him under the cloud.

3. Oily tongue

  • Abuse
  • Harsh words
  • Flattering words
  • Praise

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : You can win almost everyone with oily tongue.

4. Stand in good stead

  • To be on a good Rank
  • Member of high society
  • Honest
  • To be helpful in need

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Example : During the time of distress the advice of elders always stands in good stead.

5. At sixes and sevens

  • in perfect order
  • very happy
  • in disorder
  • very sad

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : After the theft in the home every thing was at sixes and seven.

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