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Which meaning best matches the idiom A foregone conclusion?
- A result that is certain before it happens
Which answer explains A dim view of correctly?
- A disapproving or negative opinion about something
Select the best explanation of A cut-throat competition.
- Very severe competition in which people may act ruthlessly
What idea is expressed by A creature of habit?
- A person who prefers fixed routines and familiar ways
Identify the correct meaning of the expression A counsel of despair.
- Advice that accepts failure and offers no real hope
For HSC English, what is the meaning of A cog in the machine?
- A small and unimportant part of a large system
Which option gives the closest meaning of A checkered career?
- A career marked by both successes and failures or controversies
In English grammar, how should A change of tack be understood?
- A change in method, plan, or direction
Choose the correct meaning of A breach of trust.
- An act that breaks confidence, honesty, or responsibility
What does the phrase A blot on the landscape mean in standard English?
- Something ugly or unpleasant that spoils an otherwise attractive place
Which meaning best matches the idiom A bitter pill to swallow?
- An unpleasant fact or result that is difficult to accept
What idea does Last but not least usually express?
- Last in order but still important
Choose the best interpretation of Lame excuse.
- A weak or unconvincing reason
Which meaning matches the phrase Know no bounds?
- Have no limits
What is the figurative meaning of Keep the wolf from the door?
- Earn enough to avoid hunger or poverty
For SSC English, identify the meaning of Keep the ball rolling.
- Keep an activity or discussion continuing
Which option gives the correct meaning of Keep one’s nose clean?
- Avoid trouble or wrongdoing
Select the option that best explains Keep one’s head.
- Stay calm in a difficult situation
In English, what is meant by Keep one’s fingers crossed?
- Hope for good luck
Choose the correct meaning of Keep one’s chin up.
- Remain cheerful in a difficult time
