Directions: Match List I with List II and select the answer using the code given below the Lists:List I
(Word/Expression)List II
(Meaning)A. Feat 1. The development of events outside a person's control B. Fate 2. Used to measure depth of water C. Fathom 3. An embarrassing mistake D. Faux pas 4. An achievement requiring great courage
Code:
A B C D
Understanding and Matching Word Meanings: Feat, Fate, Fathom, Faux Pas
This question requires matching the words or expressions in List I with their correct meanings provided in List II. Let's break down each term to find the right match.
Matching List I with List II
We need to find the definitions for the following terms:
- Feat
- Fate
- Fathom
- Faux pas
And match them with the meanings:
- The development of events outside a person's control
- Used to measure depth of water
- An embarrassing mistake
- An achievement requiring great courage
Step-by-Step Explanation
Let's analyze each term from List I:
A. Feat
A feat is commonly understood as an impressive achievement that requires great effort, skill, or courage. Looking at the options in List II, meaning 4, "An achievement requiring great courage," fits perfectly.
So, A matches with 4.
B. Fate
Fate refers to the predetermined course of events, often seen as an uncontrollable force shaping one's destiny. Meaning 1, "The development of events outside a person's control," accurately describes fate.
So, B matches with 1.
C. Fathom
A fathom is primarily a unit of length used to measure the depth of water, especially in nautical contexts. It's equal to six feet. Meaning 2, "Used to measure depth of water," is the correct definition.
So, C matches with 2.
D. Faux pas
Faux pas is a French term that has been adopted into English. It literally means "false step" and refers to an embarrassing or tactless mistake in social situations or conversation. Meaning 3, "An embarrassing mistake," is the correct definition.
So, D matches with 3.
Summary of Matches
Based on the analysis, the correct matches are:
- A - 4
- B - 1
- C - 2
- D - 3
This corresponds to the code 4 1 2 3.
| List I (Word/Expression) | List II (Meaning) | Match |
|---|---|---|
| A. Feat | 4. An achievement requiring great courage | A - 4 |
| B. Fate | 1. The development of events outside a person's control | B - 1 |
| C. Fathom | 2. Used to measure depth of water | C - 2 |
| D. Faux pas | 3. An embarrassing mistake | D - 3 |
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