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

irregularly

gradually

rapidly

systematically

662. Maiden speech means-

First speech

Middle speech

Maid servant's

Final speech

663. 'Ins and outs' means--

In details

Briefly

Summary

None

664. Do you feel ---- taking a walk.

up to

about

like

good

665. 'A bolt from the blue' means---

an unexpected gift

an unexpected person

an unexpected calamity

an unexpected place

666. He is "up to his ears" in work and cannot possibly see you now.

very interested in

fully occupied with

not involved with

concerned with

667. 'For good' means--

for bitterment

permanently

temporarily

for the time being

668. The correct meaning of 'a man of letter' is--

A postman

A scholar

Efficientman

Attentiveman

669. I prefer to talk to people "face to face" rather than to talk no the phone.

in person

watching them

facing them

looking at them

670. 'Lock stock and barrel' means--

completely

rarely

luckily

honestly

671. 'In a nutshell' means--

In details

elaborately

large discription

briefly

672. The bad news struck him like a bolt from the ----.

sky

heavens

firmament

blue

673. Don't ---- the poor people.

look down upon

look upon

look after

look at

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

remove

violate

obey

endure

675. A 'bull market' means that sharing prices are---

falling

rising

moving

static

676. I could barely "make out" the traffic signs through the rain.

discern

violate

obey

wait for

677. Health experts say people still need moderate to vigorous exercise, which has been shown to reduce risks of cardiovascular disease and other disorders. Which of the following is closer meaning to vigorous?

Lethargic

Sluggish

Lenghty

Energetic

678. The meaning of 'In black and white' is--

in haste

in writing

non-co-operation

in perplexity

679. A speech full of too many words is ---

a big speech

maiden speech

an unimportant speech

a verbose speech

680. Bird's eye view--

to view something closely

general view from above

to view suspiciously

to look from a different angle