🔍 Coin /kɔɪn/ (verb)

📌 Meaning: To create or invent a new word or phrase.

📌 Examples:
1. Shakespeare is credited with coining numerous words and phrases still used in the English language today.
2. The term "cyberspace" was coined by author William Gibson in his novel "Neuromancer."

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Come of age

1. Be too young

2. Reach maturity

3. Earn money

4. Grow old

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Go the extra mile

1. Do much more than required

2. Spend more money than required

3. Walk more than required

4. Talk more than required

Identify the segment which contains the grammatical error.

The Principal requested to the Chief Guest to inaugurate the sports meet.

1. The Principal requested

2. to inaugurate

3. the sports meet

4. to the Chief Guest

Identify the error in the following sentence and select the option with the correct use of the phrasal verb.

Prateek was planning to ask Shreya for a favour. But he could not muster up the courage. So, he blacked out.

1. Prateek was planning to ask Shreya for a favour. But he could not muster up the courage. So, he turned down.

2. Prateek was planning to ask Shreya for a favour. But he could not muster up the courage. So, he checked out.

3. Prateek was planning to ask Shreya for a favour. But he could not muster up the courage. So, he chickened out.

4. Prateek was planning to ask Shreya for a favour. But he could not muster up the courage. So, he broke in.

Choose the correct word for ''agree to a demand, request, or treaty.''

1. Accede

2. Impede

3. Forbid

4. Demur

Select the most appropriate word for the given group of words.

Urging or requesting (someone) solemnly or earnestly to do something.

1. Arena

2. Arrears

3. Armada

4. Adjure