MCQ Academy - English

Which answer explains An article of faith correctly?

• Fixed and not open to change
• A strong belief accepted without question
• To support or defend a person, idea, or cause
• To suspend or postpone something temporarily

Select the best explanation of An air of mystery.

• With general agreement
• Unable to continue, work, or succeed
• A mysterious quality or feeling
• Not in any possible way
• To be received very successfully or enthusiastically

What idea is expressed by All things considered?

• After taking all facts and circumstances into account
• To demand an explanation or hold someone responsible
• A simple practical method that is not exact or polished
• To try any small hope when desperate

For HSC English, what is the meaning of Above suspicion?

• To unite in support or defense of a group
• An insult, rejection, or painful disappointment
• A hidden and embarrassing secret from the past
• So honest or respectable that no one is likely to suspect wrongdoing
• A clear practical example or warning

Which option gives the closest meaning of A vicious circle?

• Because of someone’s request or order
• To be in a difficult situation with very few choices
• A harmful cycle in which one problem causes another and makes the first worse
• A warning action meant to prevent stronger action later

In English grammar, how should A vested interest be understood?

• A personal benefit or strong stake in an outcome
• A situation likely to lead to failure, danger, or serious trouble
• To have a natural talent for something
• Having different aims or misunderstanding each other

What does the phrase A train of thought mean in standard English?

• To do the same work or follow the same path as someone else
• A connected sequence of ideas in the mind
• A final desperate attempt to solve a problem or avoid failure
• To avoid something because of fear, reluctance, or dislike

What idea is expressed by A source of contention?

• During the most intense or advanced stage of something
• As an extra addition
• A general practical method based on experience rather than exact calculation
• A cause of disagreement or argument

Identify the correct meaning of the expression A slip of the pen.

• To receive unfair or worse treatment
• To happen or become real
• To have a personal stake or benefit in something
• Again and again; everywhere one tries
• A small mistake made while writing

Which option gives the closest meaning of A skeleton in the cupboard?

• A cause of disagreement or argument
• By any possible interpretation or effort of thinking
• At an important point when a decision or change is needed
• A hidden and embarrassing secret from the past

Choose the correct meaning of A shadow of doubt.

• A final desperate attempt to solve a problem or avoid failure
• As an extra addition
• A small amount of uncertainty
• If necessary, especially in a difficult situation

What does the phrase A rule of thumb approach mean in standard English?

• A general practical method based on experience rather than exact calculation
• To be in a very uncertain or dangerous state
• To hurt, wound, or make a successful attack in argument
• Very similar in character, nature, or behavior

Which meaning best matches the idiom A rough-and-ready method?

• To sound convincing or believable
• A decisive moment that tests a person, plan, or situation
• A warning action meant to prevent stronger action later
• A simple practical method that is not exact or polished
• Basically or fundamentally