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A. Collapse
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B. Hope
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C. Strength
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D. Terrible
Explanation
Despair means مایوسی
Hope means امید
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A. Upset
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B. Irritated
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C. Content
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D. Angry
Explanation
An antonym for "indignant" ناراضi s "content." خوش
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A. Wasteful
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B. None
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C. Ambiguous
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D. Clear
Explanation
Ambivalent means مبہم
Clear means ظاہر
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A. Humility
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B. Debasement
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C. Humbleness
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D. Shame
Explanation
Pride فخر
Shame شرمندگی
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A. Act crazily
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B. Take bananas
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C. Bring bananas
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D. None of these
Explanation
The idiom "go bananas" means "Act crazily".
It is an informal expression used to describe someone becoming extremely excited or behaving in a wild, uncontrolled manner.
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A. To have a big ego.
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B. To be angry or resentful
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C. To carry a piece of wood.
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D. To be physically strong.
Explanation
"To have a chip on shoulder" means to be easily angered or hold a grudge, often due to feeling wronged or insulted.
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A. He had asked me why I am sad today.
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B. None of these
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C. He asked me why I was so sad that day.
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D. He said to me why I was sad that day.
Explanation
Direct speech: He said to me, "Why are you sad today?"
Indirect speech rules:
Said to → changes to asked (since it's a question).
Are → was (present to past).
Today → that day (change in time expression).
He asked me why I was so sad that day.
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A. She said to me that he mostly ignored her
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B. She told to me that he mostly ignored me
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C. She said to him that I mostly ignored her
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D. She said to me that he always ignore her
Explanation
Direct: She said to me, "He mostly ignores me".
Indirect: She said to me that he mostly ignored her
Convert pronouns
Remove inverted commas
Change tenses
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A. Your blame is not counted by anything.
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B. None of these
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C. Your blame is worth nothing when it is counted.
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D. Nothing is counted for your blame.
Explanation
The correct passive voice of the sentence "Your blame counts for nothing" is: "Your blame is worth nothing when it is counted."
This maintains the meaning of the original sentence in a passive construction.
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A. Of
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B. In
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C. Into
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D. On
Explanation
The sentence should read: "He has relapsed into a melancholy mood."
"Relapse into" is a common phrase used to describe a return to a previous state,
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