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Question-1 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) A friend indeed is a friend in need.	(B) A friend in need is a friend indeed.
(C) A friend is always there in need.	(D) A friend is never in need.

Question-2 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) No pain, no game.	(B) No gain, no pain.
(C) No pain, no gain.	(D) When in pain, cannot gain.

Question-3
Fill in the blanks with the correct alternative:

A __________ of grapes.

(A) Bouquet	(B) Bunch
(C) Group	(D) Heap

Question-4 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) Paise wise, rupee foolish.	(B) Penny wise, pound foolish.
(C) Cent wise, dollar foolish.	(D) Pound wise, dollar foolish.

Question-5
Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) Do as Romans do in Rome.	(B) We should not do anything that Romans do.
(C) In Rome,do as Romans.	(D) While in Rome,do as Romans do.

Question-6 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) Where there is a will, there is a way.	(B) Where there is no will, there is no way.
(C) Where there is a way, there is a road.	(D) Where there is a way, there is no will.

Question-7 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) All's well that ends well.	(B) All's not well, and, hence the end is not well.
(C) All's unwell that ends unwell.	(D) Nothing is well if it ends.

Question-8 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) Once bitten, always shy.	(B) Once bitten, never shy.
(C) Once bitten, twice shy.	(D)All the above

Question-9
Fill in the blanks with the correct alternative:

A __________of shoes.

(A) Heap	(B) Pair
(C) Crowd	(D) Colour

Question-10 Mark the proverb or the idiom which is correct from the following:

(A) To beat about the bush.	(B) To beat and bush.
(C) The bush and the beater.	(D) To beat and brush.

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Std 3

Tamil Nadu (English Medium)

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