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Select from the alternatives, the words that best describe the meaning of the idiom or phrase given in the questions : To feather one's nest
A to gain popularity
B to cheat others
C to be selfish
D to provide for future
Mr. Abdur Rahim feels like 'a cuckoo in the nest' by becoming the employee of the month. What is the meaning of the underlined idiom ?
A A person is liked by everybody
B A person is disliked by everybody
C A team player
D A leader
Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has error. If a baby bird 'stays alive' for two or three weeks after 'leaving' the nest, it has 'fair' chance of 'becomes' an adult.
A stays alive
B leaving
C fair
D becomes
The meaning of the phrase ` To feather one's nest ' is -
A to gain popularity
B to be selfish
C to cheat others
D to provide for future
IT is natural that baby eagles Wile still in the nest do submits to their mother.
A wjo;e stoill in the best do submits
B while still in the nest are submitted
C while still in the nest submit
D while stil in the nest submits
I found this baby bird at the foot of a tree. It------from a nest. Choose the right verb to fill in the gap.
A must have fallen
B must fall
C has fallen
D fell
Nina was 1.25 m tall. One year later she was 10% taller and in the nest year height increased a further 12% from her new height .What is her height after both increases?
A 146 cm
B 152 m
C 1.54 m
D 165 m
In which sentence 'nest is used as a noun?
A I shall tell you more about it in my next
B what next?
C he was sitting next to her
D I shall see you next Monday
He, being one of the shareholders of the company, is suspected of feathering his own nest. What is the meaning of the underlined phrase?
A neglecting his job
B making money unfairly
C giving access to his relatives
D taking wrong decisions
If a baby bird stays alive (a) for two of three weeks after leaving (b) the nest, it has a fair (c ) chance of become (d) an adult.
A stays alive
B leaving
C fair
D become

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