Olympiad Test Level 1: Language and Literature - 1 - Class 4 MCQ

A slap on the wrist means a mild reprimand or punishment. For example: Shiva stole his parent’s car when he was seventeen, but all the got was a slap on the wrist.

• Presant: Incorrect spelling; the correct word is "Present," which refers to something happening now or a gift.
• Natural: Correctly spelled; it refers to something found in nature or inherent qualities.
• Dictionery: Incorrect spelling; the correct word is "Dictionary," a reference book for words and their meanings.
• Profassion: Incorrect spelling; the correct word is "Profession," which indicates a paid occupation or career.

Both the statements are correct as the meaning of idioms is as follows: Getting the taste of your medicine means being treated in the same way as you are treating others And Giving someone a cold shoulder means ignoring someone.

HOTS stand for High-Order Thinking Skills, as acronym is formed by taking the initial letter of the words. This term refers to the ability to think critically and creatively, analyze information, solve complex problems, and make decisions, rather than just memorizing facts. It emphasizes deeper understanding and application of knowledge.

The idiom "on the ball" means being alert, aware, and doing things well. It describes someone who is responsible and able to handle tasks effectively. So, the correct answer is C: Being responsible.

The suffix is a word part with is attached at the end of the root word. For example: -ed is attached to root word stop to make stopped.

Ruskin Bond’s first novel was The Room on the Roof. He was awarded John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize in 1957 for this novel.

The title "The Diary of a Young Girl" refers to the famous diary written by Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who wrote about her life during World War II while hiding from the Nazis.

The phrase "Once in a blue moon" refers to something that happens very rarely. It does not refer to the actual color of the moon.

As of 2024, the highest spoken language in the world by the number of native speakers is Mandarin Chinese. It has the largest number of native speakers, followed by languages like Spanish and English. However, if we consider total speakers (including non-native speakers), English often ranks at the top.