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Answer 1

Explanation:

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Directions (1-10): Each question has two blanks with one blank to be filled by an idiom and other to be filled by a word. Choose the option which correctly mentions the idiom and the word to fill the blanks.

being warned in relation to her compliance with an agreement related to Nuclear Weapons. Among the given idiom, the idiom ‘end up in smoke’ which means ‘to fail’, provides the correct context to the blank, and among the given words, ‘compliance’ is the correct word to fill the blank.

Among the given options, option (b) is the correct answer.

S4. Ans. (e)

Sol. Idioms:

Driven home means emphasise;

Dressed down means giving a scolding;

Called in question means challenge;

Curried favour means seek favourable attention;

Turned down means reject;

Words:

Demurs [noun] means ‘the action of objecting to or hesitating over something’;

Acrimony [noun] means ‘bitterness or ill feeling’;

The phrase ‘raised by the prospective donor’s father’ suggests that donor’s father raised objection to her daughter offering to donate her kidney, and hence, the hospital, accepting the plea of her father has rejected the plea of a Sikh girl who had offered her kidney.

Among the given options, the idiom ‘turned down’ and the word ‘demurs’ provide the correct context to the blanks.

Hence, option (e) is the correct answer.

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