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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 7

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Class : Class 7
Shoes creak?

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 10
(D)

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Class : Class 7
A

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 9

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Class : Class 10
c option is the correct answer

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 4

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Class : Class 9

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Class : Class 2
You'ud is not a word let alone a contraction

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Class : Class 3
b

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 8

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Actually, the question should have been "Choose the word with the opposite meaning", since all the words given here are opposite to 'petrified'. Thus, Admin from Revisewise Noida is kindly requested to change the questions, so that students like us don't have to loose marks like this for no fault of ours.

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Class : Class 10

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Shouldn't it be option-D) Frisky

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 5
how it is stomach

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Class : Class 5
I think it’s Head. Eg. He heads the team. Admin please provide us the answer.

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Class : Class 7
It’s head

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Class : Class 5
master admin explain the answer please

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Class : Class 5
What do you mean by "Stomach it??"

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Class : Class 8
it is not possible stomach like that doesn't make sense!

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Class : Class 6
It should be head or foot but NOT stomach

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Class : Class 8
It is not stomach. It will be head

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Class : Class 6
The correct option is **B**: "stomach." The complete sentence would read: "I can't stomach this anymore. I'm going home." The phrase "I can't stomach this anymore" is an idiomatic expression that means someone can no longer tolerate or endure something. In this context, "stomach" is used metaphorically to imply that the person is feeling emotionally or mentally unable to continue dealing with the situation. Other options like **A** "arm," **C** "foot," and **D** "head" wouldn't fit this context because they don't convey the idea of endurance or tolerance in the same idiomatic way. And please do not insult the IEO team by writing rude comments. We should rather learn to accept our mistakes rather than blaming others.

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Class : Class 4
This is nuts. When has anyone "stomached" a situation?

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Class : Class 6
Just listen to SHORYA

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Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 8

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Class : Class 4

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Class : Class 10
IT'S ARMS. SO MAny faults in this paper.

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Class : Class 8

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Class : Class 4
I agree. The answer should be arms.

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Class : Class 5
ieo is a very amazing place to learn english please do not insult it

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Class : Class 8

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Class : Class 7
Correct ans can be foot but not stomach!

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Class : Class 10
I AGREE 👍 IT IS ARMS

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Class : Class 7
this is hard . i was told that it was head cuse it means lead a situation

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Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 8
It should be head

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Class : Class 7
it will be head, just google it

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 2

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