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141.	To show the white feather
a.	To show signs of cowardice
b.	To seek peace
c.	To show arrogance
d.	To become polite Option “A” is correct To show the white feather: a symbol of cowardice

142.	A sop to cerberus
a.	Bribery
b.	Hush money
c.	Ransom to an enemy
d.	Money for compensation Option “C” is correct A sop to cerberus: a concession or bribe to conciliate a person otherwise liable to be troublesome.

143.	To look down one’s nose at
a.	To backbite
b.	To show anger
c.	To insult in the presence of others
d.	To regard with half-hidden displeasure or contempt Option “D” is correct To look down one’s nose at: to think of or treat (someone or something) as unimportant or not worthy of respect.

144.	To pour oil in troubled water
a.	To foment trouble
b.	To add to the trouble
c.	To instigate
d.	To calm a quarrel with soothing words Option “D” is correct

145.	To cut the cackle
a.	To humiliate
b.	To annoy someone
c.	To act in a friendly way
d.	To stop talking and start Option “D” is correct To cut the cackle: To stop talking in order to do something more important.

146.	To rip up old sores
a.	To revive a quarrel which was almost forgotten
b.	To censure someone in strong terms
c.	To strain one’s thoughts to the most
d.	To preserve oneself from harm Option “A” is correct To rip up old sores: To revive a quarrel which was almost forgotten.

147.	To leave no avenue unexplored
a.	To call in question
b.	To roam about
c.	To try every source
d.	To depend on Option “C” is correct To leave no avenue unexplored: try every possible way to achieve something.

148.	To give one a long rope
a.	To speak ill of
b.	To get into trouble
c.	To dismiss
d.	To allow a man to continue his mistakes or crimes Option “D” is correct To give one a long rope: to support a person.

149.	Hard-pressed
a.	Bewildered
b.	Insulted
c.	Hard discipline
d.	In difficulties Option “D” is correct Hard-pressed: burdened with urgent business.

150.	To play on a fiddle
a.	To play upon a musical instrument
b.	To play an important role
c.	To be busy over trifles
d.	To be busy over important matter Option “C” is correct To play on a fiddle: To easily and deftly manipulate someone to suit one’s own needs, ends, or benefits.

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