In which of the following sentences does the underlined phrase mean ‘compete’? 1. It is not wise to go by appearances. 2. These scarves are going for Rs 250 each. 3. Kushal went in for the armed forces entrance test last year.

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Sentence 3 Kushal went in for the armed forces entrance test last year.

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In which of the following sentences does the underlined phrase mean ‘come to an end’? 1. The school will break up tomorrow for the holidays. 2. The conference broke up at 6 p.m. 3. The commanders broke up the meeting at lunch.

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Which of the following proverbs means ‘something or someone may not be that valuable as it appears to be’? 1. Appearances are deceptive. 2. All that glitters is not gold.

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What is the meaning of the following proverb? May hay while the Sun shines.

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Which of the following means ‘to set in operation’? 1. Turn up 2. Turn on 3. Turn in 4. Turn out

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