CMAT Idioms & Phrases Practice Questions With Solutions

Match List-I with List-II

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Match List-I with List-II

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Choose the correct meaning of the following idiom :-
Catch Twenty Two

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Replace the phrase in italics in the given sentence from the options given below to make a grammatically correct sentence :-
I don't think you need to explain the situation, your conduct is speaking itself.

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The expression, "he is laboring ·under the delusion of a serious nature' suggests
that:

Match List I with List II.

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To Ratanbabu, the hotel seemed quite adequate. His room wasn't large, but that didn't matter. There were windows to the east and the south with pleasant views of the country side. The servant Pancha seemed an amiable sort. Ratanbabu was in the habit of bathing twice a day in tepid water throughout the year and Pancha had assured him that there would be no trouble about that.

Pick the appropriate meaning of the expression '"Modus Operandi":

The expression "well done!" means:
A That was well done
B. You would have done well
C. You have done well
D. You will do well