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Cut both ends

  • very big loss
  • very hard worker
  • in favour of both sides
  • against both sides

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : While participating in a debate you should not cut both ends.

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1. Turn the tables

  • give warning
  • to welcome
  • to reverse the condition
  • to take revenge

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : A batsman often turns the table on the opposite team by good batting.

2. Pay lip service

  • false appriciation
  • pretend to regard
  • true relation
  • false commitment

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Example : Most of politicians pay lip service to the plight of poor.

3. Spartan life

  • Living life full
  • Life of ascetic
  • Live life under someone
  • Very painful life

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Example : Swami Vivekanand led a Spartan life.

4. At large

  • very famous
  • not famous
  • abscond
  • very far

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : Police is trying to catch him but he is still at large.

5. At one's wit's end

  • Perplexed
  • Clear Up
  • Explain
  • Enlighten

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Perplexed means cause to feel completely baffled.
Example: Rahul was at his wit's end to find that his sister has failed.

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