Description : The blaze lit up the escaped diners with a light greater than any other that could be produced in the night' can be paraphrased as (1) The fire set all the escaped diners ablaze.' (2) The light ... clearly.' (4) The fire burned in such a way that the writer could see the escaped diners clearly.'
Last Answer : (4) ‘The fire burned in such a way that the writer could see the escaped diners clearly.'
Description : When would the expression Fight Fire With Fire apply and what's the better expression?
Last Answer : answer:You use it when you are in some sort of conflict and you decide to use the same means or tactics as your opponent. By better expression do you mean one that more more aptly describes this sort of ... a right eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind we will not stoop to their level
Description : What is your perferred being in the fire or the ice?
Last Answer : I’d prefer a mixture of both. Definitely. But if I had to choose, I’d choose ice, I think there would be a better chance of surviving.
Description : What does fire-eater mean ?
Last Answer : Fire-eater means fire-eater gambler ; That fire pretends to eat.
Description : The poet holds with those who favour_______ a) Fire b) Ice c) Both d) None
Last Answer : a) Fire
Description : Fire represents____ in the poem a) Flames b) Yellow Colour c) Autumn Season d) Desire
Last Answer : d) Desire
Description : The poem poses two causes of the end of the world? a) Love & hatred b) Desire & Ignorance c) Fire & Ice d) None of the above
Last Answer : c) Fire & Ice
Description : Who has written the poem ―Fire & Ice‖? a) Willam Wordsworth b) William Blake c) Robert Frost d) John Keats
Last Answer : c) Robert Frost
Description : ―The hail has left nothing‖ – In which context has this line been spoken? (a) Lencho‘s house had been gutted by the fire. (b) A tempest had wrecked the area. (c) Some wild animals had trespassed into the fields. (d) Lencho‘s crops had been destroyed by the rain.
Last Answer : (d) Lencho‘s crops had been destroyed by the rain.
Description : The words in the passage that suggest there was a blast include (1) fire, heat, confusion, overturned and chaos. (2) blazed, dazed, heroic, succumbed and paralysis. (3) broken glass, cuts, bruises and sycamores. (4) rescue, quadrangle, altruism, trigger and heat.
Last Answer : (1) fire, heat, confusion, overturned and chaos
Description : The passage describes (1) the heat and smoke that was generated by the sudden fire. (2) the effect of the blast on unsuspecting hotel guests. (3) the loss of crockery glass and bodies in the accident. (4) the layout
Last Answer : (2) the effect of the blast on unsuspecting hotel guests.
Description : Choose the option that lists the set of statements that are NOT TRUE according to the poem. I. The tiger is in quiet rage because he has been imprisoned. II. A tiger is caged and kept in the zoo. III. He criticises the brilliant stars ... edge. (a) II & V (b) I, IV & V (c) I, II & III (d) III & V
Last Answer : (d) III & V
Description : What does the expression - ̳the sun shall never set here imply? (a) That summer shall be long this year. (b) That every household should have access to light. (c) That the sun of liberty ... their country should enjoy the freedom. (d) That every city must be well lit even during the night time.
Last Answer : (c) That the sun of liberty shall never set and their country should enjoy the freedom.
Description : I set the alarm for 6.30 in the morning ______ I wouldn't miss the train. (1) in case (2) unless (3) until (4) so that
Last Answer : (4) so that