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1)You take a decision. The ball is in ____ now.

(1) your court 
(2) your net 
(3) your pocket 
(4) your garden

Ans- (1) the ball is in your/ somebody’s court : It is your responsibility to take action next. Here, your court is the right usage.

2)Leila said the new restaurant was nothing to write about. She thought it was __.

(1) just average 
(2) really terrible 
(3) splendid 
(4) excellent

Ans- (1) Here, just average is the right usage. nothing much to write home about : not especially good; ordinary.

3)James Watt _ the steam engine.

(1) invented 
(2) discovered 
(3) founded 
(4) find

Ans- (1) invent : to produce something that has not existed before. discover : to find something that was hidden. Here, invented is the right usage.

4)The police fired on the mob when they ___

(1) turned violent 
(2) fizzled out 
(3) became abusive 
(4) turned noisy

Ans- (1) Here, turned violent is the right usage.

5)Food was packed, and they ______, a merry, delighted party.

(1) went off 
(2) start off 
(3) cut off 
(4) set off

Ans- (4) Set off = begin a journey

6)He was assured by his friends _ every type of help, in an emergency.

(1) by 
(2) of 
(3) with 
(4) about

Ans- (2) Here of (Prep.) is the right usage.

7)A wiseman ___ not pretend __ know everything.

(1) did, to 
(2) may in 
(3) does, or 
(4) does, to

Ans- (4) The sentence is as good as a Proverb. Hence, Simple Present should be used. Moreover to express purpose, infinitive should be used. Here, does, to is the right usage.

8)We have been living in this house ____ 1965.

(1) when 
(2) for 
(3) before 
(4) since

Ans- (4) since (Prep.) : used with Present Perfect Tense, i.e. from a time in the past until a later past time, or until now Here, since is the right usage.

9)What good fortune! I found the very thing I was ____!

(1) looking in 
(2) looking to 
(3) looking besides 
(4) looking for

Ans- (1) look for : to hope for something Here, looking for is the right option.

10)I have been _ this problem since noon.

(1) working into 
(2) working on 
(3) working for 
(4) with after

Ans- (2) Work on = to try hard to achieve or improve something

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