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Section C: Idioms Phrases and Word Stress Marking — Online MCQ Test

ENGLISH · CLASS 12 INTER II YEAR · Andhra State Board

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Section C: Idioms Phrases and Word Stress Marking — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Andhra State Board CLASS 12 INTER II YEAR ENGLISH — Section C: Idioms Phrases and Word Stress Marking, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What does the idiom 'piece of cake' mean?
  • A. A difficult task
  • B. Something very easy to do ✓
  • C. A small snack
  • D. A hidden surprise
Answer: B. Something very easy to do
The idiom 'piece of cake' refers to a task that is simple and easy to complete.
Which of the following is the correct primary stress marking for the word 'computer'?
  • A. COM-pu-ter
  • B. com-PU-ter ✓
  • C. com-pu-TER
  • D. COM-PU-TER
Answer: B. com-PU-ter
In the word 'computer', the primary stress falls on the second syllable.
Choose the correct idiom to complete the sentence: 'I am so tired; I think I will ______ and go to sleep.'
  • A. break a leg
  • B. call it a day ✓
  • C. hit the nail on the head
  • D. spill the beans
Answer: B. call it a day
'Call it a day' means to decide to stop working on something.
Select the phrase that best fits: 'After failing the test, he felt down in the dumps.' What does the underlined phrase mean?
  • A. Very energetic
  • B. Extremely depressed or sad ✓
  • C. Ready to study again
  • D. Surprised and shocked
Answer: B. Extremely depressed or sad
'Down in the dumps' is an idiom meaning feeling unhappy or depressed.
If someone says 'It’s not rocket science,' they are implying that the task is:
  • A. Highly technical and difficult
  • B. Not very complicated ✓
  • C. Related to space exploration
  • D. Secret and confidential
Answer: B. Not very complicated
Saying 'it's not rocket science' means something is straightforward and does not require great intelligence.
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