421. The correct meaning of 'a bird's eye view' is---

a false hope

a cursory glance

eye witness

a false story

422. If you "give me a hand", then I shall be able to finish more quickly.

take my hand

take my fingers

pick me up

help me

423. The Khondokars are very proud of their "blue blood".

riches

aristocracy

background

strength

424. We had to "put up with" the inconvenience.

endure

create

enjoy

remove

425. Jharna has a habit of ---- without coming to the actual point at once.

sleeping partner

skine and bone

beating about the bush

well to do

426. Sinners will suffer--

in a hurry

in fine

in no time

in the long run

427. Which of the best sentence by 'Bag and Baggage'?

He leaves the place bag and baggage

He leaves the place with bag and baggage

He leaves the place for bag and baggage

He leaves for bag and baggage

428. The manager dismissed the new proposal "out of hand" and said that it was not at all practical.

quickly

utterly

directly

simply

429. 'By and large' mearse---

Very large

Mostly

Every where

Far away

430. He "threw cold water over" the project that the secretary had prepared.

rejected

encouraged

cleared

discouraged

431. 'Out and out' means--

not at all

to be last

man of outside

thoroughly

432. 'At a loss' means---

Incurring loss in business

Being puzzled

Missing something

finding no trace

433. He kept saying he did not do it but "in the end" he said he had done it.

in any case

at least

by the end

finally

434. What is the meaning of 'hang about'?

lag behind

keep aloof

loiter about

remain away

435. Please keep an ---- on the baby.

ear

look

eye

hand

436. 'Take one to task' means--

rebuke

reveal

conceal

criticize

437. Because of inclement weather, the meeting has been "deferred" till next Monday.

put off

put out

put down

put by

438. The prices are going up by "leaps and bounds".

irregularly

gradually

rapidly

systematically

439. Maiden speech means-

First speech

Middle speech

Maid servant's

Final speech

440. 'Ins and outs' means--

In details

Briefly

Summary

None