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    Question 1: All his schemes 'ended in smoke'.
    A. came to nothing
    B. got on fire
    C. burnt up
    D. attracted everybody
    Question 2: He 'died in harness'.
    A. ceased to live
    B. died of a disease
    C. died for his country
    D. died while working
    Question 3: Do not 'lose your head' in public.
    A. get angry
    B. get a headache
    C. be embarrassed
    D. shave your hair
    Question 4: A 'small' fry
    A. unimportant
    B. weak
    C. little
    D. important
    Question 5: The project advanced by 'leaps and bounds'.
    A. rapidly
    B. slowly
    C. sharply
    D. simply
    Question 6: 'To look down one’s nose'
    A. to show anger
    B. to retaliate
    C. to insult in the presence of others
    D. to regard with contempt
    Question 7: 'To call a spade a spade'
    A. to be frank
    B. to be sly
    C. to be rude
    D. to be diplomatic
    Question 8: She is 'too fond of her own voice'.
    A. loves singing
    B. very selfish
    C. does not listen properly to anyone else
    D. very taljative
    Question 9: 'To go scot-free'
    A. to walk like a native of Scotland
    B. to get something free
    C. to escape without punishment
    D. to save tax
    Question 10: Indian police is, on the whole, 'high handed' in dealing with citizens.
    A. kind
    B. overbearing
    C. prompt
    D. adept