PNJA EXAM 2026 ACTUAL QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
To suddenly become extremely angry; to lose
To blow one's top (or lid)
one's temper.
To be completely confused or puzzled by
To be baffled by
something.
To coincide with To happen at the same time as something else.
Note the preposition to: behaving in a way that
To be cruel to
causes pain or distress.
To do something suddenly without any prior
On the spur of the moment
planning.
Something that seems bad at first but results in
A blessing in disguise
something good later.
To be very demanding and uncompromising in
To drive a hard bargain
business negotiations.
To be obsessed with an idea or to keep talking
To have a bee in one's bonnet
about it constantly.
To feel very nervous or anxious (usually before a
To have butterflies in one's stomach
performance).
To be very close to experiencing or doing
On the verge of (+ -ing)
something.
A formal way to say you don't remember
To have no recollection of
something at all.
To formally tell your employer that you are
To hand in one's notice
quitting your job.
Very early in the morning just as the sun is
At the crack of dawn
rising.
A comparative structure used to show the
To matter as much as
importance of something.
, To be postponed until To delay an event until a specific later time.
The legal/formal phrase used when someone is
On suspicion of
arrested for a possible crime.
To eat very little of a meal usually because of
To hardly touch (food)
illness or lack of appetite.
To have a sudden or passing thought about
To cross one's mind
something.
Used to say that two things are very different in
There is no comparison between
quality.
Used to say that something (usually a negative
There is no limit to
trait) has no end.
To be accustomed to something; to find it
To be used to (+ -ing)
normal.
A way to ask for someone's opinion or first
How does [something] strike you?
impression.
To be completely lacking in a certain quality (like
To be devoid of [something]
pity or logic).
To be on the cards To be very likely to happen.
To be over the moon To be extremely happy or delighted.
To get the sack To be fired or dismissed from a job.
To criticize or find things wrong with something
To find fault with
or someone.
To not matter or not change the situation for
To make no difference
someone.
Twice as many [A] as [B] Used to describe a 2:1 numerical ratio.
A good/strong chance that Used to express a high probability.
To suddenly decide you do not like someone or
To take a dislike to
something.
To cast an eye over To look at or examine something quickly.
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
To suddenly become extremely angry; to lose
To blow one's top (or lid)
one's temper.
To be completely confused or puzzled by
To be baffled by
something.
To coincide with To happen at the same time as something else.
Note the preposition to: behaving in a way that
To be cruel to
causes pain or distress.
To do something suddenly without any prior
On the spur of the moment
planning.
Something that seems bad at first but results in
A blessing in disguise
something good later.
To be very demanding and uncompromising in
To drive a hard bargain
business negotiations.
To be obsessed with an idea or to keep talking
To have a bee in one's bonnet
about it constantly.
To feel very nervous or anxious (usually before a
To have butterflies in one's stomach
performance).
To be very close to experiencing or doing
On the verge of (+ -ing)
something.
A formal way to say you don't remember
To have no recollection of
something at all.
To formally tell your employer that you are
To hand in one's notice
quitting your job.
Very early in the morning just as the sun is
At the crack of dawn
rising.
A comparative structure used to show the
To matter as much as
importance of something.
, To be postponed until To delay an event until a specific later time.
The legal/formal phrase used when someone is
On suspicion of
arrested for a possible crime.
To eat very little of a meal usually because of
To hardly touch (food)
illness or lack of appetite.
To have a sudden or passing thought about
To cross one's mind
something.
Used to say that two things are very different in
There is no comparison between
quality.
Used to say that something (usually a negative
There is no limit to
trait) has no end.
To be accustomed to something; to find it
To be used to (+ -ing)
normal.
A way to ask for someone's opinion or first
How does [something] strike you?
impression.
To be completely lacking in a certain quality (like
To be devoid of [something]
pity or logic).
To be on the cards To be very likely to happen.
To be over the moon To be extremely happy or delighted.
To get the sack To be fired or dismissed from a job.
To criticize or find things wrong with something
To find fault with
or someone.
To not matter or not change the situation for
To make no difference
someone.
Twice as many [A] as [B] Used to describe a 2:1 numerical ratio.
A good/strong chance that Used to express a high probability.
To suddenly decide you do not like someone or
To take a dislike to
something.
To cast an eye over To look at or examine something quickly.
