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IDIOMS AND PHRASES Directions : Each of the following questions has underlined idioms/phrases. Each sentence is followed by four options. Choose the option that best describes the meaning of the underlined idiom/phrase.
He strained every nerve to understand the discourse on Philosophy.
Tried hard
Criticized
Tried halfheartedly
Raised questions
- The phrase "strained every nerve" means to exert oneself to the utmost or to try very hard to accomplish something.
- Option 1: Tried hard – This option is correct. It aligns with the meaning of the phrase, indicating a great effort to understand.
- Option 2: Criticized – This option is incorrect. It implies pointing out faults or expressing disapproval, which doesn't match the phrase.
- Option 3: Tried halfheartedly – This option is incorrect. It suggests making an effort but not with full commitment, which is the opposite of the phrase's meaning.
- Option 4: Raised questions – This option is incorrect. It signifies asking questions or expressing doubts, not related to the effort implied by the phrase.
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