Multiple choice

Directions : Choose the most appropriate proposition.

A good judge never jumps …… the conclusion.

  1. at

  2. for

  3. to

  4. on
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Explanation

The idiomatic phrase is 'jump to a conclusion' - making a decision without proper evidence or deliberation. 'To' is the correct preposition. We jump AT opportunities (seize them) but TO conclusions (reach them too quickly).

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