There is none to ___________ the orphan.

• look at
• look after
• look into
• look upon
Correct Option: B  [ look after ]

Remark: "look after": To act as a protector or caretaker.

After much effort he could tide over the crisis.

• Overcome
• Win over
• Defeat
• Enjoy
Correct Option: A  [ Overcome ]

Remark: "tide over": to get through a period of difficulty.

Oliver was always running down his brother Orlando.

• snub (some one)
• speak ill of
• defeat
• hurt physically
Correct Option: B  [ speak ill of ]

Remark: Similar meaning: criticize, speak badly off
Opposite: praise

My friend conceals nothing from me.

• keeps back
• do way with
• give in
• welcome
Correct Option: A  [ keeps back ]

Remark: "keep back": refuse, hide, retain.

I see him once in a blue moon.

• regularly
• seldom
• very often
• casually
Correct Option: B  [ seldom ]

Remark: "once in a blue moon": not very often

His honesty was doubted.

• called in question
• at large
• well and good
• above all
Correct Option: A  [ called in question ]

Remark: "called in question": to cause doubts about something

The prisoner who escaped from the prison is FREE.(Phrasal verbs)

• at by
• at large
• at length
• at hand
Correct Option: B  [ at large ]

Remark: "at large": on the run (especially of a criminal or dangerous animal)

Her supporters began to _________ and she was left alone.

• fall over
• fall away
• fall off
• fall on
Correct Option: B  [ fall away ]

Remark: "fall away": To stop supporting or interacting with someone.

No one but his conscience advised him to come back to earth.

• return home
• return to earth
• return to reality
• be honest
Correct Option: C  [ return to reality ]

Remark:

I saw through the trick.

• understood
• denied
• detected
• decided
Correct Option: C  [ detected ]

Remark: saw through: to understand the truth about someone or something and not allow yourself to be deceived: