Q61. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The new software engineer is an absolute dark horse in matrix optimization.
A person about whom little is known but who wins unexpectedly
An illegal programmer using pirated code
Someone who works only during night hours
A highly uncooperative teammate
Q62. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The young research scholar managed to complete the validation by the skin of his teeth.
By utilizing advanced computing arrays
Only just or by a very narrow margin
With full administrative assistance
With a highly brilliant strategy
Q63. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The manager told the employee that his constant tardiness was the last straw.
The ultimate goal of the business strategy
An accidental slip in administrative logs
A highly helpful suggestion during crisis
A final minor irritation that makes a situation unbearable
Q64. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The operations head decided to give the benefit of the doubt to the junior technician.
To cancel the upcoming laboratory evaluation
To request a formal written explanation
To accept someone's statement without proof or prejudice
To penalize someone without verification
Q65. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The security team managed to nip the virus threat in the bud.
To optimize the network bandwidth flow
To stop something at an early stage before it develops
To install a new dynamic antivirus app
To delete old backup data logs
Q66. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The administrative updates came thick and fast after the audit report.
Bypassing the core matrix formulation
In a highly erratic and slow manner
Containing multiple complicated regulations
In large numbers and at a rapid pace
Q67. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The dynamic leader told the citizens to stop building castles in the air and face reality.
To argue over trivial boundary definitions
To day-dream or create impractical plans
To plan heavy structural concrete layouts
To launch high-risk space exploration programs
Q68. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The junior clerk tried to grease the palm of the administrative auditor.
To update the system signature matrices
To wash hands before entering the lab
To bribe someone to get a favor done
To work efficiently under high pressure
Q69. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The structural failure case turned out to be a complete storm in a teacup.
A sudden heavy downpour near the facility
A highly catastrophic industrial event
A lot of fuss or anger about a trivial matter
A confidential meeting of corporate heads
Q70. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The dynamic engineer decided to leave in the lurch his team during the audit.
To work overtime to hit structural targets
To desert or leave someone in a difficult situation
To assist someone with advanced tools
To request a sudden transfer to another firm
Q71. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The old manager's erratic policy framework was neither fish nor fowl.
Highly beneficial for the dynamic enterprise
Not belonging definitely to any clear class or category
Focused strictly on heavy material sciences
Easily configurable on standard mainframes
Q72. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The dynamic pilot managed to keep his head when the primary engines caught fire.
To panic and shout for immediate assistance
To look directly at the flight parameters
To lose physical consciousness during flight
To remain calm and sensible during a crisis
Q73. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The junior technician was told to stop playing second fiddle and lead the compilation.
To play a musical instrument in leisure hours
To take a subordinate or less important role
To manipulate the database log registries
To ignore safety protocols during testing
Q74. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The dynamic author managed to hit the right chord with his new research paper.
To present incomplete compilation sheets
To say or do something that meets with total approval
To damage the structural monitoring grid
To make a critical calculation error
Q75. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiom: The new compiler optimization script works like a charm on this matrix.
Bypassing the standard encryption layers
Using a highly superstitious process
Causing minor system configuration errors
Extremely well or with total success