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#1
What is a metaphor?
  1. A repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words
  2. A figure of speech that implies a comparison between two unlike things
  3. A detailed description of a character
  4. A comparison using "like" or "as"
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A figure of speech that implies a comparison between two unlike things
#2
Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?
  1. The world is a stage
  2. He ran like the wind
  3. The waves crashed against the shore
  4. Her smile was as bright as the sun
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The world is a stage
#3
What is an analogy?
  1. A simple description of a character
  2. A type of exaggeration
  3. A comparison that explains one idea by relating it to another
  4. A direct comparison between two things
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A comparison that explains one idea by relating it to another
#4
Which of the following pairs is an example of an analogy?
  1. He was as brave as a lion
  2. Her voice was music to his ears
  3. Life is a journey; we travel down different paths
  4. The stars twinkled in the night sky
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Life is a journey; we travel down different paths
#5
What is the primary purpose of using metaphors and analogies in writing?
  1. To create confusion for the reader
  2. To state facts plainly
  3. To make the writing longer
  4. To add depth and understanding to ideas
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To add depth and understanding to ideas
#6
What is the definition of "value"?
  1. A principle or standard of behavior that is considered important or beneficial
  2. The amount of money something costs
  3. A physical object of worth
  4. The ability to influence others
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A principle or standard of behavior that is considered important or beneficial
#7
What is the definition of "influence"?
  1. A direct command or order given to someone
  2. A type of financial investment
  3. The act of measuring something
  4. The capacity to affect the character, development, or behavior of someone or something
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The capacity to affect the character, development, or behavior of someone or something
#8
What is the definition of "stressed"?
  1. Feeling relaxed and at ease
  2. A state of mental or emotional strain or tension
  3. The act of emphasizing a word or phrase
  4. A type of physical exercise
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A state of mental or emotional strain or tension
#9
What are receptive skills in language learning?
  1. Skills used for writing essays
  2. Skills focused on speaking fluently
  3. Skills that involve producing language
  4. Skills that involve understanding and processing language
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Skills that involve understanding and processing language
#10
Which of the following is an example of a receptive skill?
  1. Giving a speech
  2. Listening to a conversation
  3. Engaging in a debate
  4. Writing a letter
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Listening to a conversation
#11
What are productive skills in language learning?
  1. Skills focused on vocabulary acquisition
  2. Skills that involve understanding spoken language
  3. Skills used for reading comprehension
  4. Skills that involve creating language
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Skills that involve creating language
#12
? Which of the following is an example of a productive skill?
  1. Listening to music
  2. Watching a movie
  3. Reading a novel
  4. Writing a report
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Listening to music
#13
What is blended learning?
  1. A method of teaching that combines traditional classroom instruction with online learning
  2. A teaching approach that emphasizes group work only
  3. A type of learning that occurs exclusively in virtual environments
  4. A style of learning that only uses textbooks
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A method of teaching that combines traditional classroom instruction with online learning
#14
What does "skimming" mean in the context of reading?
  1. Quickly reading through a text to get the main idea or gist
  2. Reading every word in a text to understand the full meaning
  3. Skipping sections of the text that seem unimportant
  4. Reading a text carefully and taking notes on every detail
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Quickly reading through a text to get the main idea or gist
#15
What does "scanning" mean in the context of reading?
  1. Carefully reading a text to understand all the details
  2. Reading the entire text slowly to absorb the meaning
  3. Looking through a text to find specific information or details
  4. Skimming a text to get a general idea of the topic
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Looking through a text to find specific information or details
#16
What does "indexing" mean in the context of organizing information?
  1. Creating a list of keywords or topics with references to their locations in a text
  2. Skipping to the most relevant sections of a text based on a search term
  3. Summarizing the entire content of a document for a quick overview
  4. Reading a document carefully to capture every detail and theme
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Creating a list of keywords or topics with references to their locations in a text
#17
What does "highlighting" mean in the context of reading and studying?
  1. Marking specific parts of a text with a color to emphasize important information
  2. Summarizing the text in your own words to better understand it
  3. Skipping over unimportant sections to focus on key points
  4. Underlining important points with a pencil to help remember them
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Marking specific parts of a text with a color to emphasize important information
#18
What does "summarizing" mean in the context of reading and writing?
  1. Writing a detailed analysis of every part of the text
  2. Reading a text carefully and taking notes on every detail
  3. Rewriting the entire text in your own words without changing its meaning
  4. Condensing the main ideas of a text into a shorter, more concise version
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Condensing the main ideas of a text into a shorter, more concise version
#19
What does "note-taking" mean in the context of studying or learning?
  1. Taking a brief summary of the key points and ideas from a source of information
  2. Skimming a text to find the most interesting parts to write down
  3. Writing down every word from a lecture or reading to ensure you don’t miss any information
  4. Copying a text exactly as it appears without changing anything
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Taking a brief summary of the key points and ideas from a source of information
#20
What is a proverb?
  1. A short, traditional saying that expresses a general truth or piece of advice
  2. A long, detailed story with a moral lesson
  3. A type of poem that rhymes and tells a story
  4. A complex sentence used to explain a scientific concept
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A short, traditional saying that expresses a general truth or piece of advice
#21
What is a riddle?
  1. A factual statement that explains a complex concept in simple terms
  2. A type of joke that relies on humor and puns
  3. A lengthy story with a hidden moral or lesson
  4. A question or puzzle designed to make the reader think and solve it
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A question or puzzle designed to make the reader think and solve it
#22
What is an idiom?
  1. A type of formal language used in literature and speeches
  2. A figurative expression with a meaning that cannot be understood from the literal interpretation of the words
  3. A phrase that means exactly what the individual words suggest
  4. A rule of grammar that dictates sentence structure
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A figurative expression with a meaning that cannot be understood from the literal interpretation of the words
#23
What does the idiom "break the ice" mean?
  1. To cause a physical break in ice
  2. To physically break an ice sculpture
  3. To calm down in a stressful situation
  4. To start a conversation and make people feel comfortable
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To start a conversation and make people feel comfortable
#24
What does the idiom "hit the nail on the head" mean?
  1. To strike a hammer with precision
  2. To hurt yourself accidentally
  3. To perfectly describe or identify something
  4. To make a mistake
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To perfectly describe or identify something
#25
What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?
  1. To feel sick or unwell
  2. To be confused or disoriented
  3. To be in a storm
  4. To be caught in the rain
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To feel sick or unwell
#26
What does the idiom "spill the beans" mean?
  1. To accidentally knock over a can of beans
  2. To reveal a secret or disclose information
  3. To make a mess while cooking
  4. To eat something too quickly
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To reveal a secret or disclose information
#27
What does the idiom "a piece of cake" mean?
  1. Something very easy to do
  2. A difficult challenge
  3. A sweet dessert
  4. A portion of a cake that you eat
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Something very easy to do
#28
What does the idiom "bite the bullet" mean?
  1. To act in an aggressive manner
  2. To avoid doing something
  3. To face a painful or unpleasant situation
  4. To bite into something hard
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To avoid doing something
#29
What does the idiom "cost an arm and a leg" mean?
  1. To receive a great deal of money
  2. To be very expensive
  3. To physically lose a body part
  4. To suffer from a serious injury
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To be very expensive
#30
What does the idiom "let the cat out of the bag" mean?
  1. To spill a drink accidentally
  2. To free an animal from confinement
  3. To reveal a secret or surprise
  4. To put a cat in a bag
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To reveal a secret or surprise
#31
What does the idiom "a blessing in disguise" mean?
  1. A pleasant event that brings no real benefits
  2. A hidden curse
  3. An unfortunate event that turns out to be beneficial
  4. A fortunate event that hides a hidden danger
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An unfortunate event that turns out to be beneficial
#32
What does the idiom "burning the midnight oil" mean?
  1. To work late into the night
  2. To use a lamp with oil
  3. To start a fire in the evening
  4. To rest and sleep early
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To work late into the night
#33
What has keys but can't open locks?
  1. A computer
  2. A treasure chest
  3. A piano
  4. A door
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A piano
#34
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears I have no body, but I come alive with the wind What am I?
  1. A tree
  2. A cloud
  3. A shadow
  4. An echo
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An echo
#35
The more you take, the more you leave behind What am I?**
  1. Air
  2. Sand
  3. Footsteps
  4. Time
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Footsteps
#36
What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?**
  1. The letter "E "
  2. The number " ? "
  3. The sun
  4. The letter "M "
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The letter "M "
#37
What has a heart that doesn't beat?**
  1. A tree
  2. A rock
  3. A clock
  4. An artichoke
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An artichoke
#38
* ? What has hands but can't clap?**
  1. A person
  2. A painting
  3. A robot
  4. A clock
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A clock
#39
* ? What can be broken but never held?**
  1. A promise
  2. A toy
  3. A heart
  4. A rule
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A promise
#40
* ? What runs but never walks, has a bed but never sleeps?**
  1. A river
  2. A car
  3. A person
  4. A clock
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A river
#41
* ? What comes down but never goes up?**
  1. A balloon
  2. An elevator
  3. Rain
  4. A rocket
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Rain
#42
0 What does the idiom "when pigs fly" mean?
  1. Something to look forward to
  2. A joke about farm animals
  3. An impossible or unrealistic event
  4. Something that is highly likely to happen
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An impossible or unrealistic event
#43
What does the proverb "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" mean?
  1. Having two options is better than having one
  2. Birds are important to nature
  3. It's better to be content with what you have than risk losing it by pursuing something uncertain
  4. You should always aim for more
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It's better to be content with what you have than risk losing it by pursuing something uncertain
#44
* What does the proverb "Don’t count your chickens before they hatch" mean?**
  1. Don’t let things grow out of control
  2. Don't get ahead of yourself or make plans based on assumptions
  3. Always make sure you have enough food
  4. Always keep track of your investments
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Don't get ahead of yourself or make plans based on assumptions
#45
* What does the proverb "Actions speak louder than words" mean?**
  1. Words can be deceiving
  2. People are often misunderstood
  3. What people do is more important than what they say
  4. It's important to speak out and express yourself
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What people do is more important than what they say
#46
* What does the proverb "You can’t judge a book by its cover" mean?**
  1. Don’t be deceived by first impressions
  2. Books should have a cover that represents the story inside
  3. Appearance can be misleading; don't judge someone or something by their outer appearance
  4. People should be judged by their actions, not appearance
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Appearance can be misleading; don't judge someone or something by their outer appearance
#47
* What does the proverb "The early bird catches the worm" mean?**
  1. Procrastination can lead to failure
  2. Birds are the best at getting food
  3. Starting something early gives you a better chance of success
  4. People who wake up early are more successful
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Starting something early gives you a better chance of success
#48
* What does the proverb "A picture is worth a thousand words" mean?**
  1. Words are often not enough to express an idea
  2. Art can convey complex ideas more easily than language
  3. You should always use pictures when giving instructions
  4. Pictures help us understand concepts better than words
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Pictures help us understand concepts better than words
#49
* What does the proverb "Too many cooks spoil the broth" mean?**
  1. Cooking is best done by a professional chef
  2. Everyone should try their hand at cooking
  3. A large team is necessary for success
  4. Too many people involved in a task can cause confusion and ruin it
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Too many people involved in a task can cause confusion and ruin it
#50
* What does the proverb "Better late than never" mean?**
  1. People are often late for important events
  2. Delay is often a sign of laziness
  3. It’s better to finish things quickly
  4. It’s better to do something late than not at all
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It’s better to do something late than not at all
#51
* What does the proverb "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" mean?**
  1. Rome is a city known for its strict rules
  2. It’s okay to break traditions if you’re a visitor
  3. People in Rome are always correct
  4. When visiting another place, it’s polite to follow their customs and practices
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When visiting another place, it’s polite to follow their customs and practices
#52
* ?0 What does the proverb "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" mean?**
  1. Doctors are unnecessary if you eat apples
  2. Eating apples makes you healthier than taking medicine
  3. Fruits should be your main source of nutrition
  4. Eating healthy food, like fruits, can improve your health
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Eating healthy food, like fruits, can improve your health
#53
* ? ? What does the proverb "It’s no use crying over spilled milk" mean?**
  1. It’s important to be cautious when cooking
  2. Crying won’t solve your problems
  3. Don’t waste time feeling bad about something you can’t change
  4. Milk should be handled with care
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Don’t waste time feeling bad about something you can’t change
#54
* ? What does the proverb "A watched pot never boils" mean?**
  1. People are always distracted by boiling water
  2. Water boils faster when you’re not watching
  3. Waiting for something to happen can feel like it takes forever
  4. You should be patient while cooking
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Waiting for something to happen can feel like it takes forever
#55
* ? What does the proverb "You can’t have your cake and eat it too" mean?**
  1. Eating too much cake is bad for you
  2. You should share your cake with others
  3. You can’t have everything at once; sometimes you have to make choices
  4. Cakes should be saved for special occasions
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You can’t have everything at once; sometimes you have to make choices
#56
* ? What does the proverb "The grass is always greener on the other side" mean?**
  1. It’s important to care for your own garden
  2. People often think that others have it better, but it’s not always true
  3. Other people’s problems are easier to solve
  4. Looking after your lawn makes it healthier
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People often think that others have it better, but it’s not always true
#57
* ? What does the proverb "Blood is thicker than water" mean?**
  1. Water is essential for life
  2. Family relationships are stronger than other relationships
  3. Family is not as important as friends
  4. Family members often fight with each other
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Family relationships are stronger than other relationships
#58
* ? What does the proverb "Don’t put all your eggs in one basket" mean?**
  1. Diversify your investments
  2. Always carry eggs in a basket
  3. Don’t risk everything on a single venture
  4. Eggs should be stored in separate containers
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Don’t risk everything on a single venture
#59
* ? What does the proverb "Rome wasn’t built in a day" mean?**
  1. Everything should be done quickly
  2. Big achievements take time and effort
  3. Building a city is easy
  4. Rome is the fastest-growing city in the world
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Big achievements take time and effort
#60
* ? What does the proverb "Actions speak louder than words" mean?**
  1. Words are never necessary
  2. Speaking is more important than actions
  3. What people do is more important than what they say
  4. Actions are always better than speaking
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What people do is more important than what they say
#61
* ? What does the proverb "The squeaky wheel gets the grease" mean?**
  1. Problems solve themselves over time
  2. Everyone should speak up about issues
  3. You should fix squeaky wheels immediately
  4. The most vocal person or problem is the one that gets attention
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The most vocal person or problem is the one that gets attention
#62
* 0 What does the proverb "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link" mean?**
  1. Chains should be strong and unbreakable
  2. The strength of a group depends on the weakest member
  3. Weak links should be removed from a group
  4. A group is stronger when everyone is equal
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The strength of a group depends on the weakest member
#63
* ? What does the proverb "Make hay while the sun shines" mean?**
  1. Take advantage of opportunities when they arise
  2. You should only work in the sunshine
  3. Hay should be made in the sunshine
  4. Work during the day and rest at night
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Take advantage of opportunities when they arise
#64
Adapt
  1. To ignore or disregard
  2. To change in response to new conditions
  3. To memorize something without changing it
  4. To become hostile or resistant
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To change in response to new conditions
#65
Conform
  1. Adhering to the rules of a society or group
  2. Expressing a unique and opposing view in a debate
  3. Ignoring the needs of others
  4. Rejecting any standards or expectations
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Adhering to the rules of a society or group
#66
Consent
  1. To oppose or disagree with something
  2. To deny permission to do something
  3. To agree to something after consideration
  4. To ignore a request or instruction
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To agree to something after consideration
#67
Deduce
  1. Repeating the same information over and over
  2. Guessing based on random assumptions
  3. Making an educated conclusion based on evidence or reasoning
  4. Ignoring all available information
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Making an educated conclusion based on evidence or reasoning
#68
Enforce
  1. To make sure the rule is followed or obeyed
  2. To ignore any violations of it
  3. To debate the rule in public forums
  4. To create new rules without following old ones
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To make sure the rule is followed or obeyed
#69
Exclude
  1. Allowing for the inclusion of diverse ideas
  2. Accepting all viewpoints equally
  3. Removing or leaving out a person or thing
  4. Including everyone in a group activity
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Removing or leaving out a person or thing
#70
Hypothesis
  1. A result of an experiment
  2. A theory that has been universally accepted
  3. A conclusion based on unproven facts
  4. A testable prediction or educated guess
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A testable prediction or educated guess
#71
Implicate
  1. Ignore their role in an event
  2. Encourage them to avoid a situation
  3. Praise them for their good actions
  4. Show they are involved in something, especially a wrongdoing
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Show they are involved in something, especially a wrongdoing
#72
Imply
  1. To misunderstand or misinterpret a situation
  2. To ignore important details
  3. To express something directly and clearly
  4. To suggest something indirectly without stating it explicitly
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To suggest something indirectly without stating it explicitly
#73
Achieve
  1. To avoid completing a task
  2. To complete something successfully through effort
  3. To plan something with little effort
  4. To forget to do something important
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To complete something successfully through effort
#74
Area
  1. A tool used to measure length
  2. The space inside a container
  3. A location where something is stored
  4. A region or section of a space or place
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A region or section of a space or place
#75
Duration
  1. The distance traveled during an event
  2. The process of starting something new
  3. The tools required to complete a task
  4. The amount of time something lasts
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The amount of time something lasts
#76
Elements
  1. Materials that are difficult to work with
  2. The final result of a process
  3. Outcomes of an experiment
  4. Basic parts or components of a whole
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Basic parts or components of a whole
#77
Exceed
  1. To fall short of expectations
  2. To reach the minimum requirement
  3. To stay within boundaries
  4. To surpass or go beyond a limit
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To surpass or go beyond a limit
#78
Facilitate
  1. To make something more difficult or complex
  2. To make a process or task easier or more efficient
  3. To prevent an event from happening
  4. To ignore necessary details
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To make a process or task easier or more efficient
#79
Feature
  1. A final outcome of a task or project
  2. A specific rule that must be followed
  3. A part of a system or product that serves a specific purpose
  4. A period of time for testing
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A part of a system or product that serves a specific purpose
#80
Maintain
  1. Let it deteriorate or decay
  2. Ignore it entirely
  3. Change it constantly without planning
  4. Take care of it and keep it in good condition
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Take care of it and keep it in good condition
#81
Preliminary
  1. A first step or early stage of something
  2. Final and unchangeable
  3. Occurring at the end of a process
  4. A random or unrelated event
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A first step or early stage of something
#82
Predicting
  1. Repeating what you have just heard
  2. Making a guess about what the speaker will say next based on clues in the conversation
  3. Writing down every word the speaker says
  4. Asking the speaker to repeat what they said
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Making a guess about what the speaker will say next based on clues in the conversation
#83
Listening for Key Words
  1. Focuses only on the first few sentences of the speech
  2. Ignores all details and listens for the general tone
  3. Tries to understand every single word in detail
  4. Listens for important words that are essential to understanding the main ideas
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Listens for important words that are essential to understanding the main ideas
#84
Inferring Meaning from Context
  1. Predicting
  2. Listening for key words
  3. Inferring meaning from context
  4. Focusing on the speaker's tone
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Inferring meaning from context
#85
Taking Notes
  1. Not write anything to avoid distractions
  2. Draw pictures instead of writing words
  3. Write down every word spoken
  4. Focus only on specific words and phrases that help summarize the main ideas
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Focus only on specific words and phrases that help summarize the main ideas
#86
Identifying the Speaker's Tone
  1. Listening for key words
  2. Predicting the next topic
  3. Identifying the speaker's tone
  4. Inferring meaning from context
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Identifying the speaker's tone
#87
Summarizing
  1. Focus on repeating everything that was said
  2. Only listen to the first and last sentences
  3. Focus on memorizing all the details
  4. Focus on understanding the main ideas and briefly restating them
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Focus on understanding the main ideas and briefly restating them
#88
Listening for the Main Idea
  1. Repeating everything the speaker says
  2. Ignoring the introduction and conclusion
  3. Focusing on understanding every detail
  4. Listening for the most important point or message the speaker is trying to convey
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Listening for the most important point or message the speaker is trying to convey
#89
Clarifying
  1. Change the topic to something you understand
  2. Ignore the confusion and continue listening
  3. Start thinking about the next topic the speaker will discuss
  4. Ask the speaker to clarify what they said
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Ask the speaker to clarify what they said
#90
Listening for Specific Information
  1. Focusing on the tone of the speaker’s voice
  2. Ignoring irrelevant details and focusing only on the information needed, such as dates or names
  3. Summarizing the main ideas in your own words
  4. Trying to understand every word spoken
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Ignoring irrelevant details and focusing only on the information needed, such as dates or names
#91
Listening for Inferences
  1. Writing down everything you hear, including non-essential details
  2. Repeating the exact words you hear
  3. Guessing the meaning of something not said directly, based on the context or speaker's clues
  4. Focusing on the speaker’s body language only
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Guessing the meaning of something not said directly, based on the context or speaker's clues
#92
Benefits
  1. The challenges or obstacles faced in a situation
  2. The positive outcomes or advantages of something
  3. The disadvantages or risks associated with a decision
  4. The costs or expenses of a service
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The positive outcomes or advantages of something
#93
Complex
  1. Lacking any details or components
  2. Relating to a single, straightforward task
  3. Simple and easy to understand
  4. Consisting of many interconnected parts or difficult to understand
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Consisting of many interconnected parts or difficult to understand
#94
Consistent
  1. Only following rules when it is convenient
  2. Frequently changing from one position to another
  3. Doing something without preparation or planning
  4. Remaining steady and unchanging in behavior or performance
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Remaining steady and unchanging in behavior or performance
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Evident
  1. Hidden or obscure from view
  2. Impossible to see or detect
  3. Only understandable to experts
  4. Clearly visible or obvious
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Clearly visible or obvious
#96
Identity
  1. The temporary roles that someone plays in life
  2. A person’s social status or rank
  3. The age and gender of a person
  4. The qualities, beliefs, and traits that make someone unique
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The qualities, beliefs, and traits that make someone unique
#97
Instruct
  1. To ignore their questions or requests
  2. To ask someone to follow an instruction without explanation
  3. To guide or teach someone how to do something
  4. To guess their feelings without asking
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To guide or teach someone how to do something
#98
Issue
  1. A well-defined rule that must be followed
  2. A solution to a problem
  3. A predictable outcome of a process
  4. A concern, topic, or problem that requires attention
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A concern, topic, or problem that requires attention
#99
Lecture
  1. A written report about an event or experiment
  2. A formal talk or presentation on a particular subject
  3. A brief conversation between two people
  4. A casual chat about personal topics
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A formal talk or presentation on a particular subject
#100
Mediate
  1. To observe without getting involved
  2. To solve a dispute by facilitating communication between the parties
  3. To create conflict between two people
  4. To make a decision unilaterally without considering others' opinions
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To solve a dispute by facilitating communication between the parties
#101
Negate
  1. Repeat an argument without changes
  2. Confirm or support an idea
  3. Share the same opinion on a matter
  4. Cancel out or deny the validity of something
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Cancel out or deny the validity of something
#102
Normal
  1. Something that is changing constantly
  2. Something that is difficult to explain
  3. Something that is unusual or rare
  4. Something that is typical, regular, or expected
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Something that is typical, regular, or expected
#103
Psychology
  1. The study of natural resources and their uses
  2. The behavior and mental processes of individuals and groups
  3. The processes involved in solving mathematical problems
  4. The analysis of social systems and government policies
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The behavior and mental processes of individuals and groups
#104
Require
  1. To avoid doing something at all costs
  2. To allow others to make decisions for you
  3. To need or demand something as necessary
  4. To suggest something that might happen in the future
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To need or demand something as necessary
#105
Research
  1. A process of systematic investigation to discover new facts or principles
  2. A casual search for a book or article
  3. A brief summary of what someone has learned
  4. A method of storytelling that involves personal experiences
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A process of systematic investigation to discover new facts or principles
#106
Whereas
  1. I love chocolate, whereas I prefer ice cream more
  2. I enjoy reading, whereas she always reads as well
  3. She went to the store, whereas she forgot to buy bread
  4. The day was sunny, whereas the night was cold and dark
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The day was sunny, whereas the night was cold and dark
#107
Subject-Verb Agreement
  1. The teacher and the students were happy
  2. The teacher and the students is happy
  3. The teacher and the students was happy
  4. The teacher and the students are happy
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The teacher and the students were happy
#108
Past Tense
  1. She has gone to the store
  2. She went to the store yesterday
  3. She goes to the store every day
  4. She will go to the store
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She went to the store yesterday
#109
Present Perfect
  1. He has worked all day
  2. He was working all day
  3. He is working all day
  4. He will work all day
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He has worked all day
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Articles (a, an, the)
  1. She is best student in the class
  2. She is the best student in the class
  3. She is a best student in the class
  4. She is an best student in the class
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She is the best student in the class
#111
Prepositions
  1. She is interested in science
  2. She is interested at science
  3. She is interested on science
  4. She is interested about science
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She is interested in science
#112
Pronouns
  1. Her goes to the store
  2. She went to the store
  3. Her went to the store
  4. She goes to store
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She went to the store
#113
Comparatives
  1. She is more smartest than her sister
  2. She is smarter than her sister
  3. She is most smarter than her sister
  4. She is more smarter than her sister
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She is smarter than her sister
#114
Future Tense
  1. I will go to the market
  2. I go to the market
  3. I was going to the market
  4. I am going to the market
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I will go to the market
#115
Conditionals (First Conditional)
  1. If it rains tomorrow, I stay home
  2. If it rain tomorrow, I stayed home
  3. If it rains tomorrow, I would stay home
  4. If it rains tomorrow, I will stay home
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If it rains tomorrow, I will stay home
#116
Double Negatives
  1. I don’t need any help
  2. I don’t need no help
  3. I don’t need help no
  4. I don’t no need help
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I don’t need any help
#117
Adjective Order
  1. She bought a dress beautiful red
  2. She bought a dress red beautiful
  3. She bought a beautiful red dress
  4. She bought a red beautiful dress
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She bought a beautiful red dress
#118
Passive Voice
  1. The teacher is teaching the lesson
  2. The teacher will teach the lesson
  3. The lesson is taught by the teacher
  4. The teacher teaches the lesson
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The lesson is taught by the teacher
#119
Articles (a, an, the)
  1. I want to buy an book
  2. I want to buy a apple
  3. I want to buy a book
  4. I want to buy the car
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I want to buy a book
#120
Tag Questions
  1. She likes ice cream, isn't she?
  2. She likes ice cream, doesn't she?
  3. She likes ice cream, is she?
  4. She likes ice cream, does she?
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She likes ice cream, doesn't she?
#121
Relative Clauses
  1. The book that I read is interesting
  2. The book I read which is interesting
  3. The book I read is interesting which
  4. The book which I read is interesting
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The book that I read is interesting
#122
Modals of Permission
  1. Can I leave early today?
  2. Can I to leave early today?
  3. Can leave I early today?
  4. Can I leaving early today?
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Can I leave early today?
#123
Verb Forms (Gerunds and Infinitives)
  1. She enjoy swimming in the ocean
  2. She enjoy to swim in the ocean
  3. She enjoys to swim in the ocean
  4. She enjoys swimming in the ocean
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She enjoys swimming in the ocean
#124
Comparatives and Superlatives
  1. He is the most smarter student in the class
  2. He is the smartest student in the class
  3. He is smartest than anyone
  4. He is more smarter than anyone
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He is the smartest student in the class
#125
Past Continuous
  1. I studied at 8 o’clock
  2. I was studying at 8 o’clock
  3. I am studying at 8 o’clock
  4. I will study at 8 o’clock
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I was studying at 8 o’clock
#126
Direct and Indirect Speech
  1. He said that he is tired
  2. He said, “I was tired.”
  3. He said that he was tired
  4. He said, “I am tired.”
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He said that he was tired
#127
Conjunctions
  1. I wanted to go, but I was too tired
  2. I wanted to go, so but I was too tired
  3. I wanted go but I was too tired
  4. I wanted to go, but because I was too tired
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I wanted to go, but I was too tired
#128
Conditionals (Zero Conditional)
  1. If you heat water to 100°C, it will boil
  2. If you heated water to 100°C, it would boil
  3. If you will heat water to 100°C, it boils
  4. If you heat water to 100°C, it boils
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If you heat water to 100°C, it boils
#129
Indefinite Pronouns
  1. Who
  2. Everyone
  3. She
  4. This
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Everyone
#130
Verb Tense (Future Perfect)
  1. She finished the work by next week
  2. She finishes the work by next week
  3. She will have finished the work by next week
  4. She will finish the work by next week
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She will have finished the work by next week
#131
Direct Object
  1. She sings at the concert
  2. She sings beautifully
  3. She sings in the choir
  4. She sings a song
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She sings a song
#132
Negative Sentences
  1. He is going to the store
  2. He will go to the store
  3. He goes to the store
  4. He isn't going to the store
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He isn't going to the store
#133
Advocate
  1. To support or argue for a cause or idea
  2. To oppose or reject something publicly
  3. To ignore or avoid discussing an issue
  4. To question the validity of something
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To support or argue for a cause or idea
#134
Albeit
  1. She is very talented, albeit she is often shy
  2. She is very talented, albeit she have been working hard
  3. Albeit she is very talented, she often works alone
  4. Albeit very talented, she is often shy
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She is very talented, albeit she is often shy
#135
Bias
  1. The ability to make unbiased decisions
  2. A preference for one thing over another, often in a way that is unfair
  3. A fair and balanced opinion on a subject
  4. A method of making decisions based on facts only
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A preference for one thing over another, often in a way that is unfair
#136
Explicit
  1. The instructions were very explicit, so no one had trouble understanding them
  2. The instructions were explicit about the process, but they left out important details
  3. The explicit of the rules are clear, so there should be no confusion
  4. The rules were explicit, yet he decided to ignore them
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The instructions were very explicit, so no one had trouble understanding them
#137
Ideology
  1. A process for making decisions based on facts and logic
  2. A system of beliefs, values, or ideas that guide individuals or groups
  3. A type of artistic expression or creativity
  4. A specific plan of action or strategy
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A system of beliefs, values, or ideas that guide individuals or groups
#138
Implicate
  1. The police were implicated by the witnesses
  2. The evidence implicate him to be guilty of the crime
  3. The evidence implicated him for having committed the crime
  4. The evidence seemed to implicate him in the crime
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The evidence seemed to implicate him in the crime
#139
Implicit
  1. Easily understood without explanation
  2. Required by law or regulation
  3. Stated clearly and directly
  4. Implied or understood without being openly expressed
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Implied or understood without being openly expressed
#140
Infer
  1. He infers from the clues that she made a mistake
  2. From the clues, I inferred that she was the one who made the mistake
  3. She infers from the clues that he is the one who made the mistake
  4. I inferred from the clues that she was the one makes the mistake
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From the clues, I inferred that she was the one who made the mistake
#141
Levy
  1. To collect money, usually in the form of taxes or fees
  2. To reduce the amount of money spent
  3. To protest or resist a law or decision
  4. To advertise or promote an idea
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To collect money, usually in the form of taxes or fees
#142
Liberal
  1. She is liberal in her approach to the environment, believing that everyone should ignore environmental regulations
  2. He has liberal views on education, believing that everyone should have equal access to learning
  3. She holds conservative views on politics, preferring to maintain traditional values
  4. He is liberal when it comes to his spending habits and always saves as much as possible
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He has liberal views on education, believing that everyone should have equal access to learning
#143
Accompany
  1. She will accompany to the concert her friend tomorrow
  2. She will accompany her friend to the concert tomorrow
  3. She will accompany her to the concert friend tomorrow
  4. She will accompany in the concert her friend tomorrow
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She will accompany her friend to the concert tomorrow
#144
Circumstance
  1. An unrelated event or action
  2. A personal preference or opinion
  3. A situation or event that affects what happens
  4. A choice or decision made by an individual
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A situation or event that affects what happens
#145
Consequent
  1. The consequent happens when the cause is discovered
  2. The consequent effects of the policy were evident immediately
  3. The consequent of the meeting was discussed later
  4. He was consequent in his decision to leave
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The consequent effects of the policy were evident immediately
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Discrete
  1. The discrete parts were not easily identified
  2. The discrete machine parts worked as one unit
  3. The discrete parts of the machine were separated into different boxes
  4. The discrete parts of the machine were assembled together
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The discrete parts of the machine were separated into different boxes
#147
Distinct
  1. Hard to tell apart
  2. Separate and different from others
  3. Rare and hard to find
  4. Very similar to something else
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Separate and different from others
#148
Erode
  1. The constant rainfall eroded the friendship between them
  2. The constant rainfall eroded the soil on the hill
  3. The constant rainfall eroded the strength of the team
  4. The constant rainfall eroded the path along the river
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The constant rainfall eroded the soil on the hill
#149
Implement
  1. The company will implement a new system to improve efficiency
  2. The company will implement to improve efficiency a new system
  3. The company will implement in a new system to improve efficiency
  4. The company will implemented a new system to improve efficiency
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The company will implement a new system to improve efficiency
#150
Incentive
  1. They have incentive workers for working overtime
  2. They provided an incentive for working overtime
  3. They provided an incentive for employees to work overtime
  4. They incentivized workers for working overtime
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They provided an incentive for employees to work overtime
#151
Inhibit
  1. Fear of failure can inhibit personal growth
  2. Fear of failure inhibited from personal growth
  3. Fear of failure inhibiting personal growth
  4. Fear of failure inhibits to personal growth
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Fear of failure can inhibit personal growth
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Justify
  1. She justified to her actions a reasonable explanation
  2. She tried to justify her actions with a reasonable explanation
  3. She justifies her actions with a reasonable explanation
  4. She tries justify her actions with a reasonable explanation
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She tried to justify her actions with a reasonable explanation
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Paradigm
  1. A specific event that leads to a result
  2. A widely accepted theory or model of something
  3. A form of government or rule
  4. A personal opinion on a subject
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A widely accepted theory or model of something
#154
Prime
  1. He is in the prime of his life, feeling strong and healthy
  2. He primes of his life, feeling strong and healthy
  3. He is prime of his life, feeling strong and healthy
  4. He is in prime life, feeling strong and healthy
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He is in the prime of his life, feeling strong and healthy
#155
Sufficient
  1. We have sufficient of time to finish the project before the deadline
  2. We have sufficient time to finish the project before the deadline
  3. We have sufficiently time to finish the project before the deadline
  4. We have sufficient times to finish the project before the deadline
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We have sufficient time to finish the project before the deadline
#156
Undertake
  1. She will undertake the responsibility of organizing the event
  2. She will undertake to organize the event
  3. She undertakes to organize the event
  4. She undertake the organizing of the event
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She will undertake the responsibility of organizing the event
#157
Adjacent
  1. The restaurant adjacent to the hotel
  2. The restaurant is adjacent to the hotel
  3. The restaurant is adjacent with the hotel
  4. The restaurant is adjacent in the hotel
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The restaurant is adjacent to the hotel
#158
Adjust
  1. I need to adjust with the volume on the television
  2. I need to adjust at the volume on the television
  3. I need to adjust the volume on the television
  4. I need adjusting the volume on the television
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I need to adjust the volume on the television
#159
Cite
  1. You should always cite from your sources when writing a research paper
  2. You should always cite to your sources when writing a research paper
  3. You should always cite in your sources when writing a research paper
  4. You should always cite your sources when writing a research paper
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You should always cite your sources when writing a research paper
#160
Commodity
  1. A type of rare artwork
  2. A popular smartphone model
  3. A basic raw material like gold or oil
  4. An employee's work skills
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A basic raw material like gold or oil
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Empirical
  1. Based on observations and experiments
  2. Based on theoretical or abstract ideas
  3. Based on cultural practices
  4. Based on beliefs and assumptions
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Based on observations and experiments
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Federal
  1. A national government that oversees the entire country
  2. A local community group that serves a specific neighborhood
  3. A private organization that focuses on social causes
  4. A regional government responsible for local issues
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A national government that oversees the entire country
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Incline
  1. I inclined to eat vegetables because of health reasons
  2. I incline towards a vegetarian diet because of health reasons
  3. I incline to eat vegetables because of health reasons
  4. I incline for eating vegetables because of health reasons
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I incline towards a vegetarian diet because of health reasons
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Negate
  1. The new evidence will negate the earlier testimony
  2. The new evidence negates the earlier testimony
  3. The new evidence negated the earlier testimony
  4. The new evidence could negate the earlier testimony
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The new evidence could negate the earlier testimony
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Orient
  1. The teacher will orient the new students to the school system
  2. The teacher will orient about the new students to the school system
  3. The teacher will orient with the new students to the school system
  4. The teacher will orient the new students by the school system
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The teacher will orient the new students to the school system
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