৩৪. The enemy gave in at last. Here "give in" means —

Correct Answer: (C) yielded Phrasal verbs are an important area of English vocabulary tested in NTRCA examinations. Meaning of 'give in': — "give in" is a phrasal verb meaning to surrender, yield, or accept defeat — "The enemy gave in at last" = The enemy finally surrendered / admitted defeat — Synonyms: surrender, yield, submit, capitulate, concede Common phrasal verbs with 'give': — give in = surrender, yield (intransitive) — give up = stop trying, abandon (He gave up smoking) — give away = reveal a secret, distribute (She gave away the prize) — give back = return (Please give back my book) — give out = distribute; also = to stop working (The machine gave out) — give over = stop doing something (informal) Why other options are wrong: ✗ Friday: completely unrelated — a day of the week ✗ fainted: means to lose consciousness temporarily; "faint" ≠ "give in" ✗ Moved back: means retreated; 'give in' means surrendered, not just retreated Source: Oxford Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs; Cambridge English Phrasal Verbs; Past NTRCA Question Bank.