Match List I with II List I (Phrase) List II (Meaning) (A) Up for grabs (I) To be punished less severely than expected (B) Make hay while the sun shines (II) Become out of control (C) Go haywire…
Question and options
Match List I with II
Choose the correct answer from the following options:
| List I (Phrase) | List II (Meaning) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| (A) | Up for grabs | (I) | To be punished less severely than expected |
| (B) | Make hay while the sun shines | (II) | Become out of control |
| (C) | Go haywire | (III) | To use opportunities while they last |
| (D) | Get off lightly | (IV) | Available for anyone interested |
Choose the correct answer from the following options:
- (A) with (I), (B) with (II), (C) with (III), (D) with (IV)
- (A) with (II), (B) with (III), (C) with (IV), (D) with (I)
- (A) with (III), (B) with (IV), (C) with (I), (D) with (II)
- (A) with (IV), (B) with (III), (C) with (II), (D) with (I)
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - (A) with (IV), (B) with (III), (C) with (II), (D) with (I)
Up for grabs = available to anyone (IV); make hay while the sun shines = use opportunities while they last (III); go haywire = get out of control (II); get off lightly = be punished less than expected (I).
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