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Directions: In this question, you need to replace the bold part of the sentence by the most suitable idiom/expression given as option. After decades of neglect, Delhi’s government schools are finally making a fresh start with much-needed improvements to facilities and teaching methods.

Options

  1. Agrabbing the eye-balls
  2. Bturning the page
  3. Cgiving a jumpstart
  4. Dgoing berserk

Correct answer

B. turning the page

Step-by-step solution

Grabbing the eye-balls (Idiom): Gaining attention. Turning the page(Idiom): To move on to new involvements or activities; to make a fresh start. Ex. You've been divorced for three years. It's time to turn the page and start looking for somebody else. Giving a jumpstart (Idiom): To give a super start to someone’s career. Going berserk (Idiom): To erupt in furious rage, become crazily violent. Ex. When they announced the gymnast's score, her coach went berserk. Beginning to see daylight (Idiom): To

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