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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

Change into indirect speech: "If I had known about the change in the syllabus, I would have altered my study schedule," Rohan said.

English Reported Speech 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The heavy rain served to allay the fears of the farmers who were worried about a severe drought. Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'allay'.

English Antonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

Her mercurial temperament made it difficult for her team to predict how she would react to criticism. Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'mercurial'.

English Antonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The committee found his proposal to be completely tenable, given the extensive research and data provided. Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'tenable'.

English Antonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The brilliant strategist was known to see through a brick wall when analysing volatile global market trends. What does the idiom 'see through a brick wall' mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The director's sudden decision to cut funding right before the launch put a spoke in the team's wheel. What does the idiom 'put a spoke in someone's wheel' mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

Instead of following established scientific frameworks, the rogue physicist chose to plough a lonely furrow with his research. What does the idiom 'plough a lonely furrow' mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The young attorney knew that bringing up the executive's past financial scandals in court would open a Pandora's box. What does the idiom 'open a Pandora's box' mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

Choose the single word that fits both sentences: 1. The strict school principal refused to ________ any bad behaviour or rule-breaking in the classroom. 2. The rushing mountain ________ was filled with clear, cold water from the melting glaciers.

English Homonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

Choose the single word that fits both sentences: 1. The structural integrity of the bridge was compromised because the main ________ was cracked. 2. The proud parents watched their daughter smile and ________ with happiness during her graduation ceremony.

English Homonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The medieval knight was sent to execute a ________ maneuver to protect the royal ________ during the siege.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.

English Homophones 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

She ________ practise the piano for four hours every single day when she was preparing for the international concert. Choose the most appropriate modal verb.

English Synonyms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

The ground is completely dry. It ________ have rained last night as the weather forecast predicted. Choose the most appropriate modal verb.

English Synonyms 0 4 answers 75%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by SWAPNARKA MANDAL · Class 9

A particle moves along a semi-circular path of radius R from point A to point B. What is the ratio of distance to the magnitude of displacement?

Science Motion 0 1 answers 100%
by SWAPNARKA MANDAL · Class 9

What do you mean by pseudo-forces?

Science Force and Laws of Motion 0 1 answers 100%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

If an event happens "once in a blue moon," how often does it occur?

English Idioms 0 1 answers 100%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

What does it mean to "let the cat out of the bag"?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

What is the meaning of the idiom "to cost an arm and a leg"?

English Idioms 0 1 answers 100%
by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER · Class 9

What does the idiom "to put all your eggs in one basket" mean?

English Idioms 0 0 answers 0%

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