20000+ Important MCQs for AIR FORCE

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Q. The phrase 'By fits and starts' means:

(A) Continuously
(B) Very quickly
(C) In short periods, not regularly
(D) Without stopping

Q. The phrase 'A wee bit' means:

(A) A little
(B) A lot
(C) Very fast
(D) Completely

Q. The phrase 'Out of the wood' means:

(A) Lost in a forest
(B) Free from difficulties and dangers
(C) Ready to travel
(D) Living in a village

Q. The phrase 'Under his thumb' means:

(A) Under his control
(B) Helping someone
(C) Standing nearby
(D) Giving advice

Q. The phrase 'At one's wits' end' means:

(A) Feeling very happy
(B) In a state where one does not know what to do
(C) Being extremely confident
(D) Thinking carefully

Q. The phrase 'Between the devil and the deep sea' means:

(A) Living near the sea
(B) Facing no difficulties
(C) Between two dangers
(D) Travelling by ship

Q. The phrase 'Burn the midnight oil' means:

(A) Waste electricity
(B) Work or study hard
(C) Light a lamp
(D) Sleep late

Q. The phrase 'Call a spade a spade' means:

(A) Speak frankly and directly
(B) Praise someone
(C) Avoid arguments
(D) Speak politely

Q. The phrase 'Come off with flying colors' means:

(A) Escape secretly
(B) Win a competition
(C) Be highly successful
(D) Travel abroad

Q. The phrase 'Hoping against hope' means:

(A) Without hope
(B) With great confidence
(C) With full certainty
(D) Expecting a reward

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