CSE Reviewer | Correct Spelling and Idiomatic Expressions [Practice Test]

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occassion

occasion

ocasion

ocassion

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His new Ferrari (costs an arm and a leg) so he is now looking for another job.

met an accident

got fired

very expensive

was stolen

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She is (running up an account with the store).

works as part-time accountant

spends much buying unnecessary things

is buying many things in credit

keep the books of the store

is paying her bills all in the store

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They were able to (weather the storm).

survived the crisis

defeated the enemies

reached home safely

realized their mistakes

predicted the calamity

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Deep sea fishing, he is an (old man)

unstilled

unable

experienced

inefficient

broad-minded

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She has different investments because she doesn’t want to (put all eggs in one basket).

doesn’t want to go bankrupt

doesn’t want to cook everything at once

none of the choices

doesn’t want to put all resources in one possibility

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iPhones became so popular not only to teens, even my grandparents (jumped on the bandwagon) and bought some.

jump for technology and sell iPhones

bought Android and Apple

joined the new trend and bought iPhones

ride on the gadget and sell Apple

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haras

herrass

harrass

harass

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(Paddle your own canoe).

be self-reliant

earn his own money

have self-respect

always tries his best

learn from his mistakes

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(Trust men and they will be true to you).

destruct the people justifies their deserving

man must trust you to be faithful to you

a man is loyal in whom confidence had been placed

trust all men in everything or more in anything

a secret is a test of friendship

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(Strike while the iron is hot).

make the most of every opportunity

use his physical and mental power

solves any problems immediately

use his time wisely

work hard all the time

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He's up to his ears in work and cannot possibly see you now.

not involved with

concerned with

very interested in

fully occupied with

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This report (leaves much to be desired).

very satisfactory

legible

important

very unsatisfactory

ready

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occurrance

occurrence

ocurrance

occurance

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Whenever his crush passes by the hallway, he’s having (butterflies on his stomach).

he feels sick

he feels nervous

he feels so handsome

he feels like flying

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comitment

commitment

comitmment

comitmant

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arguemint

arguement

argument

arguemant

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perseverance

persaverence

perserverence

perserverance

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perogitive

perogative

prerogative

preragitive

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embarrass

embaras

embarass

embarras

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(Cut your coat to your cloth).

dress up according to the accessories

desire only what you can afford

patronize first your own product

express only relevant ideas

walk in accordance with your ability

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(In union, there is strength).

power is gained through justification

a person should not try to crash the world on his shoulder

man who rise fight hard be little

those who wait cannot be defeated

one clerk cannot run a large office

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lisence

lisense

license

licens

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One proven way to beat an enemy is find his (Achilles heel).

strong point

secret strategy

weak spot

amulet

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My father always reminds us, “(don’t count your chickens before the eggs have hatched).”

Don’t deal with your problems before they are solved.

Don’t make plans for something that might not happen.

All of the choices.

Don’t eat your eggs before they are cooked.

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Even though they had a nasty fight, they decided to (bury the hatchet) and move on.

kill the enemy

forget the past quarrel

remember the past

bury the dead

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He married a woman who was (born with a silver spoon in her mouth).

born very beautiful

born very talkative

born very poor

born into a very rich family

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If you don’t (spill the beans) now, you might gonna regret it.

plant some seeds

spread rumors

let out a secret

none of the choices

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acomodate

acommodate

accommodate

accomodate

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Hey, man, you are absolutely (barking up the wrong tree) here because I’m innocent.

giving up a fight

accusing the wrong person

choosing the wrong dog

setting up an event in a tree

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Idiomatic Expressions and Correct Spelling [Practice Test] – CSE Reviewer

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His new Ferrari (costs an arm and a leg) so he is now looking for another job.

She is (running up an account with the store).

They were able to (weather the storm).

Deep sea fishing, he is an (old man)

She has different investments because she doesn’t want to (put all eggs in one basket).

iPhones became so popular not only to teens, even my grandparents (jumped on the bandwagon) and bought some.

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(Paddle your own canoe).

(Trust men and they will be true to you).

(Strike while the iron is hot).

He's up to his ears in work and cannot possibly see you now.

This report (leaves much to be desired).

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Whenever his crush passes by the hallway, he’s having (butterflies on his stomach).

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(Cut your coat to your cloth).

(In union, there is strength).

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One proven way to beat an enemy is find his (Achilles heel).

My father always reminds us, “(don’t count your chickens before the eggs have hatched).”

Even though they had a nasty fight, they decided to (bury the hatchet) and move on.

He married a woman who was (born with a silver spoon in her mouth).

If you don’t (spill the beans) now, you might gonna regret it.

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Hey, man, you are absolutely (barking up the wrong tree) here because I’m innocent.

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Idiomatic Expressions and Correct Spelling [Practice Test] – CSE Reviewer

Choose the correct spelling:

His new Ferrari (costs an arm and a leg) so he is now looking for another job.

She is (running up an account with the store).

They were able to (weather the storm).

Deep sea fishing, he is an (old man)

She has different investments because she doesn’t want to (put all eggs in one basket).

iPhones became so popular not only to teens, even my grandparents (jumped on the bandwagon) and bought some.

Choose the correct spelling:

(Paddle your own canoe).

(Trust men and they will be true to you).

(Strike while the iron is hot).

He's up to his ears in work and cannot possibly see you now.

This report (leaves much to be desired).

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Whenever his crush passes by the hallway, he’s having (butterflies on his stomach).

Choose the correct spelling:

Choose the correct spelling:

Choose the correct spelling:

Choose the correct spelling:

Choose the correct spelling:

(Cut your coat to your cloth).

(In union, there is strength).

Choose the correct spelling:

One proven way to beat an enemy is find his (Achilles heel).

My father always reminds us, “(don’t count your chickens before the eggs have hatched).”

Even though they had a nasty fight, they decided to (bury the hatchet) and move on.

He married a woman who was (born with a silver spoon in her mouth).

If you don’t (spill the beans) now, you might gonna regret it.

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Hey, man, you are absolutely (barking up the wrong tree) here because I’m innocent.

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