Do no trust a man who “blows his own trumpet”

Related Mcqs:

1. Money paid to a man for his labour is?

   A. sacrilege
   B. rent
   C. bunting
   D. remuneration

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

2. Stew in ones own juice means_________________?

   A. To fight with his mind
   B. To destroy his memory
   C. Suffer in his own juice
   D. Suffer for his own act

   Submitted by: WIQAR AHMAD

3. To examine one’s own thoughts and feelings:

   A. Meditation
   B. Retrospection
   C. Reflection
   D. Introspection

   Submitted by: Mansoor Ul Haque

4. The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own is known as ____________?

   A. Cuckold
   B. Despotism
   C. Plagiarism
   D. Epicure

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

5. choose the correct meaning of idiom ” peddle one’s own canoe:

   A. A person with good behaviour
   B. To solve one’s own issues without any help
   C. To have aims & desires suitable to circumstances
   D. To be successful

   Submitted by: Shahbaz Jiskani

6. Although he was a hardened criminal, his one__________feature was his love of children

   A. Saving
   B. Recovering
   C. Redeeming
   D. Acquiring

   Submitted by: ABDUL AZIZ KHAN

7. His wife upbraided him for his irresponsible handling of the family finance.

   A. He upbraided by his wife for his irresponsible handling of the family finance.
   B. He was upbraided by his wife for his irresponsible handling of the family finance.
   C. He has upbraided by his wife for his irresponsible handling of the family finance.
   D. He were upbraided by his wife for his irresponsible handling of the family finance.

   Submitted by: Anand Hanjhro

8. His people built many memorials __ his greatness.

   A. for
   B. of
   C. to
   D. with

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

9. When I listened to his cogent arguments, all my _________ were ________ and I was forced to agree with his point of view.

   A. Senses- Stimulated
   B. Doubt- Confirmed
   C. Doubt- Dispelled
   D. Questions- Asked

   Submitted by: Rashid Mehmood

10. He “passed himself off” as a noble man.

    A. Was regarded as
    B. Pretended to be
    C. Was thought to be
    D. Was looked upon

    Submitted by: Mansoor Ul Haque