English - I (En107) - Second Midterm Exam
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Teacher: KHANDMAA Ochir
- 1.
They looked after him very well in hospital last week.
- A.
Him looked after them very well in hospital last week.
- B.
He is looked after by them last week.
- C.
He was looked after by them last week.
- D.
Him looks after very well in hospital last week.
Correct Answer
C. He was looked after by them last week.Explanation
The correct answer is "He was looked after by them last week." This sentence is in the past tense and passive voice, indicating that someone else took care of him in the hospital. The use of "was" and "by them" suggests that he was the recipient of the action, rather than being the one doing the action himself.Rate this question:
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- 2.
We examined the tissue under the microscope a day ago.
- A.
We were examined by the microscope a day ago.
- B.
The tissue was examined by we a day ago.
- C.
The tissue is examined under the microscope by us a day ago.
- D.
The tissue was examined by us a day ago.
Correct Answer
D. The tissue was examined by us a day ago.Explanation
The correct answer is "The tissue was examined by us a day ago." This is the correct sentence structure in the passive voice, where the subject (the tissue) receives the action (was examined) performed by the object (us). The other options either have incorrect sentence structure or use the wrong pronouns.Rate this question:
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- 3.
The nurse gave me 2 pills an hour ago.
- A.
2 pill were given me by nurse an hour ago.
- B.
2 pills gave me by nurse an hour ago.
- C.
I’m given 2 pills an hour ago.
- D.
I was gave 2 pills by nurse an hour ago.
Correct Answer
A. 2 pill were given me by nurse an hour ago.Explanation
The correct answer is "2 pills were given to me by the nurse an hour ago." This sentence uses the correct verb tense ("were given") and the correct preposition ("to") to indicate that the nurse administered the pills to the speaker.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Toxic fumes poisoned the workers in inside when the fire fighters came.
- A.
The workers in inside poisoned by the fumes when the fire fighters came.
- B.
The workers were poisoned with fumes when the fire fighters came.
- C.
The toxic fumes were poisoned by the workers when the fire fighters came.
- D.
The toxic fumes was poison when the fire fighters came.
Correct Answer
B. The workers were poisoned with fumes when the fire fighters came.Explanation
The correct answer is "The workers were poisoned with fumes when the fire fighters came." This sentence correctly states that the workers were affected by the toxic fumes and were poisoned when the fire fighters arrived.Rate this question:
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- 5.
We identified the cause of this outbreak of dysentery in 2005.
- A.
We were identified this outbreak dysentery in 2005.
- B.
The outbreak of dysentery was identified in 2005.
- C.
We are identified the outbreak of dysentery in 2005.
- D.
This outbreak of dysentery is identified by us in 2005.
Correct Answer
B. The outbreak of dysentery was identified in 2005.Explanation
The correct answer is "The outbreak of dysentery was identified in 2005." This is the correct sentence structure and tense to convey the information that the outbreak of dysentery was identified in the year 2005.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Wasn’t patient made you a full examination a week ago?
- A.
Didn’t you make a full examination with patient a week ago?
- B.
A full examination wasn’t make you a week ago?
- C.
Didn’t patient make you a full examination a week ago?
- D.
Weren’t you make full examination a week ago?
Correct Answer
A. Didn’t you make a full examination with patient a week ago?Explanation
The correct answer is "Didn’t you make a full examination with patient a week ago?" This sentence is grammatically correct and follows the correct word order for a question in English. The subject "you" is followed by the auxiliary verb "didn't," and then the main verb "make." The phrase "a full examination" is correctly placed after the verb. The prepositional phrase "with patient" is correctly placed after the verb phrase. The time expression "a week ago" is correctly placed at the end of the sentence.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Allergic reaction was suffered the patient from 2001 - 2010.
- A.
Allergic reaction suffered the patient in 2001-2010.
- B.
The patient was suffer with allergy in 2001-2010.
- C.
The patient suffered with allergy in 2001-2010.
- D.
Allergy is suffered the patient in 2001-2010.
Correct Answer
C. The patient suffered with allergy in 2001-2010.Explanation
The correct answer is "The patient suffered with allergy in 2001-2010." This answer is grammatically correct and accurately conveys the information that the patient experienced an allergic reaction during the specified time period.Rate this question:
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- 8.
I wasn’t checked my eye sight with ophthalmologist in last few years.
- A.
I didn’t checked ophthalmologist eye sight in last few years.
- B.
The ophthalmologist didn’t checked my eye sight in last few years.
- C.
I didn’t check my eye sight with ophthalmologist in last few years.
- D.
Ophthalmologist didn’t check my eye sight in last few years.
Correct Answer
D. Ophthalmologist didn’t check my eye sight in last few years. -
- 9.
Was he treated by a heart specialist when he was young ?
- A.
A heart specialist was treated when he was young?
- B.
Did he treat by a heart specialist when her was young?
- C.
Did a heart specialist treat by him when her was young?
- D.
Did heart specialist treat him when he was young?
Correct Answer
D. Did heart specialist treat him when he was young?Explanation
The correct answer is "Did heart specialist treat him when he was young?" This is the correct question formation in English. The subject "he" comes before the auxiliary verb "did," followed by the object "heart specialist" and the main verb "treat." The question is asking whether a heart specialist provided treatment to him when he was young.Rate this question:
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- 10.
The surgical instruments were sterilized before use in 2 minutes ago.
- A.
The surgical instruments sterilized in 2 minutes ago.
- B.
The surgical instruments sterilize before in 2 minutes ago.
- C.
We sterilized surgical instruments before use in 2 minutes ago.
- D.
We sterilized surgical instruments were before use in 2 minutes ago.
Correct Answer
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- 11.
He / become / hoarse / after shouting / too much.
- A.
He was become hoarse after shouting too much.
- B.
Hoarse was became after much shouting too.
- C.
He was shouting after hoarse too much.
- D.
He became hoarse after shouting too much.
Correct Answer
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- 12.
His spine / injure / he / in the crash.
- A.
His spine was injured by him in the crash.
- B.
He was injured his spine in the crash.
- C.
The crash was injured by him
- D.
He injured his spine in the crash.
Correct Answer
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- 13.
The patient / by doctor / examine / fully.
- A.
The patient examined by doctor fully.
- B.
The doctor was examined by the patient fully.
- C.
The patient was examined by doctor fully.
- D.
The doctor examined by the patient fully.
Correct Answer
C. The patient was examined by doctor fully.Explanation
The correct answer is "The patient was examined by doctor fully." This sentence follows the correct subject-verb-object word order and uses the passive voice to indicate that the patient was the one being examined by the doctor. The use of the past tense "examined" also indicates that the action has already taken place.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Medical / analyze / not / the blood / school / sample.
- A.
Medical school wasn’t analyzed the blood sample.
- B.
Blood sample not analyze the medical school.
- C.
Medical school not analyzed the blood sample.
- D.
The blood sample wasn’t analyzed in medical school.
Correct Answer
D. The blood sample wasn’t analyzed in medical school.Explanation
The correct answer is "The blood sample wasn’t analyzed in medical school." This answer correctly states that the blood sample was not analyzed in medical school. The other options either have incorrect word order or use incorrect verb forms, making them grammatically incorrect.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Of cancer / from dying / the little boy / the doctors / safe.
- A.
The doctors saved the little boy from dying of cancer.
- B.
The little boy saved the doctors from of cancer dying.
- C.
The little boy was saved cancer from doctor of dying.
- D.
The doctor was saved by the little boy from dying of cancer.
Correct Answer
A. The doctors saved the little boy from dying of cancer.Explanation
The correct answer is "The doctors saved the little boy from dying of cancer." This is the correct answer because it follows the correct sentence structure and conveys the intended meaning. The subject "the doctors" performed the action of saving, the object "the little boy" was saved, and the prepositional phrase "from dying of cancer" explains the cause of the potential danger.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Би түрүүчийн хичээл дээр хоцорч ирсэн учраас асуугдаж амжсангүй.
- A.
I was asked because I arrived lately.
- B.
I wasn’t asked because I was late.
- C.
I didn’t ask because I arrived lately
- D.
I asked lately because I was late
Correct Answer
B. I wasn’t asked because I was late.Explanation
The correct answer is "I wasn't asked because I was late." This means that the person was not asked a question because they arrived late. The other options do not convey the same meaning.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Бид нар англи хэлний сүүлийн хичээл дээр энгийн өнгөрсөн цагийг судалсан.
- A.
We studied past simple tense in our last English lesson.
- B.
We are studied past simple tense in last English lesson.
- C.
The past simple tense was studied by us in last English lesson.
- D.
We were studied past simple tense in last English lesson.
Correct Answer
A. We studied past simple tense in our last English lesson.Explanation
The given correct answer "We studied past simple tense in our last English lesson" is grammatically correct and uses the correct verb tense. It accurately states that the action of studying the past simple tense occurred in the past during the last English lesson.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Танай ангийхан энгийн өнгөрсөн цагийн идэвхигүй хэлбэрийг заалгасан уу?
- A.
Did your class study PST passive voice?
- B.
Was your classmates studied PST passive voice?
- C.
Did PST passive voice teach in your classmates?
- D.
Were your classmates taught PST passive voice?
Correct Answer
D. Were your classmates taught PST passive voice?Explanation
The correct answer is "Were your classmates taught PST passive voice?" This question is asking about whether the classmates received instruction on the PST passive voice. The use of "were" and "taught" in the question indicates that the action of teaching occurred in the past, and "your classmates" specifies the group of people being referred to.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Манай ангийн зарим оюутнууд өнгөрсөн хавар энэ сургуульд бүртгүүлжээ.
- A.
Some of my student was registered in this school last spring.
- B.
Some students registered in this school last spring.
- C.
Last spring some students in our class were registered in this school.
- D.
This school registered some students last spring.
Correct Answer
C. Last spring some students in our class were registered in this school.Explanation
The correct answer is "Last spring some students in our class were registered in this school." because it accurately reflects the original sentence structure and meaning. The other options either change the subject ("Some of my students" vs "some students"), the tense ("was registered" vs "were registered"), or the order of the sentence ("This school registered some students" vs "some students were registered in this school").Rate this question:
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- 20.
George has the flu. What should he do?
- A.
Drink lots of water
- B.
Take antibiotics
- C.
Get a flu shot
- D.
Exercise
Correct Answer
A. Drink lots of waterExplanation
When someone has the flu, it is important to stay hydrated. Drinking lots of water helps to replace fluids lost through fever, sweating, and respiratory secretions. It also helps to thin mucus and relieve congestion. While antibiotics are effective against bacterial infections, they are not effective against viral infections like the flu. Getting a flu shot is a preventive measure and does not help once someone already has the flu. Exercising can actually worsen flu symptoms and should be avoided until the person has fully recovered.Rate this question:
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- 21.
The purpose of this text is to
- A.
Sell something
- B.
Make you laugh
- C.
Give advice
- D.
Tell a story
Correct Answer
C. Give adviceExplanation
The purpose of this text is to give advice. This can be inferred from the options provided, where "Sell something", "Make you laugh", and "Tell a story" are all different purposes that do not align with the given text. However, "Give advice" fits well with the idea of providing guidance or suggestions to the reader.Rate this question:
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- 22.
The word vaccination in the section titled “How can I prevent the flu?” probably means:
- A.
Something that causes the flu
- B.
A part of the body
- C.
A disease similar to diabetes or asthma
- D.
Something that prevents the flu
Correct Answer
D. Something that prevents the fluExplanation
The word "vaccination" refers to the act of receiving a vaccine, which is a medical treatment that helps prevent the flu. Therefore, the correct answer is "Something that prevents the flu."Rate this question:
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- 23.
Which of the following ages are in an “at risk” group?
- A.
1 year old
- B.
6 years old
- C.
20 years old
- D.
50 years old
Correct Answer
B. 6 years oldExplanation
Children who are 6 years old are considered to be in an "at risk" group. This may be because at this age, their immune systems are still developing and they may not have built up enough immunity to certain diseases. Additionally, young children often have frequent contact with others in school or daycare settings, increasing their risk of exposure to infectious diseases. Therefore, it is important to ensure that they receive appropriate vaccinations and follow preventive measures to protect their health.Rate this question:
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- 24.
Which of these are all signs that you may have the flu?
- A.
Difficulty breathing, no fever
- B.
Headache, very tired, thirsty
- C.
Fever, headache, sore throat
- D.
Tired, asthma, runny nose
Correct Answer
C. Fever, headache, sore throatExplanation
The signs of having the flu typically include fever, headache, and sore throat. These symptoms are commonly associated with influenza infections. Difficulty breathing and asthma are not specific to the flu, and a runny nose is not typically a prominent symptom of the flu. Therefore, the combination of fever, headache, and sore throat is more indicative of having the flu rather than the other options provided.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Acute
- A.
Хурц
- B.
Архаг
- C.
Ужиг
- D.
Үрэвсэл
Correct Answer
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Alzheimer’s disease
- A.
Толгой эргэх
- B.
Мартамхай өвчин
- C.
Дауны синдром
- D.
Зөнөх шинж тэмдэг
Correct Answer
B. Мартамхай өвчинExplanation
The correct answer is "Мартамхай өвчин" because it is the only phrase that translates to "Alzheimer's disease" in Mongolian. The other options translate to "Parkinson's disease", "Down syndrome", and "mental disorder" respectively, which are not the same as Alzheimer's disease.Rate this question:
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- 27.
Ulcer
- A.
Wound
- B.
Injury
- C.
Syndrome
- D.
Symptom
Correct Answer
A. WoundExplanation
Ulcer, injury, syndrome, and symptom are all related to medical conditions or issues. However, a wound specifically refers to a type of injury that breaks the skin or other body tissues. Therefore, out of the given options, wound is the most appropriate term that specifically describes an injury to the skin or body tissues.Rate this question:
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- 28.
It is a viral infection that attacks your respiratory system — your nose, throat and lungs that is common called the flu.
- A.
Laryngitis
- B.
Common cold
- C.
Lungs disease
- D.
Infuenza
Correct Answer
D. InfuenzaExplanation
Influenza, also known as the flu, is a viral infection that primarily affects the respiratory system. It targets the nose, throat, and lungs, causing symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, and fatigue. Influenza is a common viral infection that spreads easily from person to person, especially during flu seasons. It can lead to severe complications, especially in vulnerable populations such as young children, older adults, and individuals with weakened immune systems. Therefore, the given answer, Influenza, is correct.Rate this question:
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- 29.
Water is …………… (abundant) substance in the body.
- A.
The abundantest
- B.
More abundant
- C.
The most abundant
- D.
The most abundantest
Correct Answer
C. The most abundantExplanation
The word "abundant" means existing or available in large quantities. The question is asking for the word that describes water as the substance that is present in the body in the largest quantity. The phrase "the most abundant" accurately describes this, as it indicates that water is the substance that is found in the greatest amount in the body.Rate this question:
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- 30.
Cartilage is three times ……… (slippery) …………… ice.
- A.
Slipperier / than
- B.
The most slippery / than
- C.
More slippery / than
- D.
Slippery / than
Correct Answer
C. More slippery / thanExplanation
Cartilage is described as "more slippery than" ice. This means that cartilage has a higher degree of slipperiness compared to ice. The word "more" is used to indicate a comparative degree, suggesting that cartilage is even slipperier than ice.Rate this question:
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- 31.
The weather is unpleasant today. It was also not good yesterday.
- A.
The weather is as unpleasant as Yesterday.
- B.
The weather isn’t as unpleasant as Yesterday.
Correct Answer
A. The weather is as unpleasant as Yesterday.Explanation
The correct answer is "The weather is as unpleasant as Yesterday." This answer is correct because it states that the weather today is equally unpleasant as it was yesterday. The word "as" is used to compare the level of unpleasantness between the two days.Rate this question:
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- 32.
His white coat is not clean again, such as her.
- A.
His white coat is as clean as hers.
- B.
His white coat isn’t as clean as hers.
Correct Answer
B. His white coat isn’t as clean as hers.Explanation
The given correct answer is "His white coat isn't as clean as hers." This answer correctly compares the cleanliness of his white coat to hers and states that his coat is not as clean. The phrase "isn't as clean as" indicates a comparison of cleanliness levels, implying that her coat is cleaner than his.Rate this question:
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- 33.
Sometimes he is very messy in his room.
- A.
Sometimes he isn’t very clean in his room.
- B.
Sometimes he isn’t messy in his room.
Correct Answer
A. Sometimes he isn’t very clean in his room.Explanation
The given answer suggests that there are times when he is not very clean in his room. This implies that there are other times when he might be clean or moderately clean in his room. The answer indicates that his room cleanliness is not consistent and varies at different times.Rate this question:
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- 34.
Lately, in our city has stale air.
- A.
Lately, our city hasn’t very slate air.
- B.
Lately, our city hasn’t very fresh air.
Correct Answer
B. Lately, our city hasn’t very fresh air.Explanation
The correct answer is "Lately, our city hasn't very fresh air." This sentence correctly states that the air in the city has not been very fresh recently. The use of "hasn't" indicates the absence of fresh air, and the phrase "very fresh" emphasizes the lack of freshness in the air.Rate this question:
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- 35.
What was the weather like yesterday?
- A.
The weather was like Yesterday.
- B.
The weather was pleasant Yesterday.
Correct Answer
B. The weather was pleasant Yesterday.Explanation
The correct answer is "The weather was pleasant Yesterday." This answer provides a specific description of the weather on the previous day, stating that it was pleasant. It directly addresses the question and provides a clear response.Rate this question:
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- 36.
What is your teacher like?
- A.
My teacher likes chocolate.
- B.
My teacher is intelligent.
Correct Answer
A. My teacher likes chocolate.Explanation
The given answer, "My teacher likes chocolate," is the correct explanation because it directly relates to the question asking about the teacher's preferences. The statement "My teacher is intelligent" does not provide any information about the teacher's likes or dislikes.Rate this question:
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- 37.
What does your younger sister like?
- A.
My younger sister is pretty.
- B.
My younger sister likes to travel around the worl
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Анхан шатны тусламж
- A.
Secondary level care
- B.
Tertiary level care
- C.
Primary level care
- D.
Tertiary level hospitals
Correct Answer
C. Primary level careExplanation
Primary level care refers to the first point of contact for individuals seeking healthcare services. It is typically provided by general practitioners, family doctors, and community health centers. Primary level care focuses on preventive care, diagnosis, treatment of common illnesses and injuries, and the management of chronic conditions. This level of care is essential in promoting overall health and well-being, as it provides early intervention, health education, and coordination of care with other healthcare providers. Secondary and tertiary level care, on the other hand, refer to specialized and more complex medical services provided by hospitals and specialists.Rate this question:
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- 39.
Resort
- A.
Амралт
- B.
Жуулчны бааз
- C.
Асрамжийн газар
- D.
Сувилал
Correct Answer
D. СувилалExplanation
The correct answer is "Сувилал" which translates to "Resort" in English. This word accurately represents the meaning of the given options. The other options do not directly translate to "resort" and are unrelated terms such as "Амралт" (holiday), "Жуулчны бааз" (tourist market), and "Асрамжийн газар" (campsite). Therefore, "Сувилал" is the most appropriate choice.Rate this question:
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- 40.
Blood flows through the capillary ………….(slow) than ……….. through the aort Blood flows through the capillary ………… (slow).
- A.
Slower / flows / slowest.
- B.
More slowly / flows / the most slowly
- C.
Slowly / flows / more slower.
- D.
More slower / flows / the most slowest
Correct Answer
B. More slowly / flows / the most slowlyExplanation
Blood flows through the capillary more slowly than it flows through the aorta.Rate this question:
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- 41.
That young teacher teaches …………… (understandable) than she………………. , That young teacher teaches ……………… ( understandable)
- A.
More understandabler / does / the most understandablest
- B.
More understandable / did / most understandable
- C.
Understandabler / does / the understandablest
- D.
More understandable / does / most understandable
Correct Answer
D. More understandable / does / most understandableExplanation
The correct answer is "More understandable / does / most understandable." The adjective "understandable" is being compared in the comparative and superlative forms. "More understandable" is used to compare the young teacher to someone else, indicating that she teaches in a way that is easier to understand. "Does" is the correct form of the verb to use in the present tense. "Most understandable" is used to indicate that the young teacher teaches in the most understandable way compared to others.Rate this question:
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- 42.
She can treat the patients ………… ( able) than he ………….., She can treat patients ………………….. ( able)
- A.
Ablier / can / abliest
- B.
More able / does / the most able
- C.
Abler / can / ablest
- D.
Abler / does / the ablest
Correct Answer
C. Abler / can / ablestExplanation
The correct answer is "Abler / can / ablest". This is the correct answer because it follows the comparative and superlative forms of the adjective "able". "Abler" is the comparative form, indicating that she can treat patients better than he can. "Can" is the correct auxiliary verb to use in this sentence. "Ablest" is the superlative form, indicating that she can treat patients better than anyone else.Rate this question:
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- 43.
You need to run ______to win this race
- A.
slow
- B.
steady
- C.
fast
Correct Answer
C. fastExplanation
To win this race, you need to run fast. Running at a high speed will allow you to cover the distance quickly and potentially outpace your competitors. Running slow or steady may not give you the necessary speed to secure a victory.Rate this question:
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- 44.
________ I met my childhood friend Meeta
- A.
yesterday
- B.
tomorrow
- C.
this Sunday
Correct Answer
A. yesterdayExplanation
The word "yesterday" indicates that the meeting with the childhood friend Meeta took place in the past, specifically the day before today.Rate this question:
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- 45.
I won’t say it _______.
- A.
Progressively
- B.
repeatedly
- C.
necessarily
Correct Answer
B. repeatedlyExplanation
The correct answer is "repeatedly" because it implies that the person refuses to say something multiple times or on multiple occasions. The word "repeatedly" suggests a continuous action of not saying something, whereas "progressively" and "necessarily" do not convey the same meaning in this context.Rate this question:
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- 46.
You should _______ smoke as it is dangerous for your health
- A.
Always
- B.
usually
- C.
never
Correct Answer
C. neverExplanation
The word "never" is the correct answer because it indicates that one should completely avoid smoking at all times. Smoking is known to be dangerous for one's health, so the use of "never" emphasizes the importance of not engaging in this harmful habit.Rate this question:
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- 47.
We searched ________ but were unable to find her lost jewellery
- A.
Nowhere
- B.
everywhere
- C.
anywhere
Correct Answer
B. everywhereExplanation
The correct answer is "everywhere" because it implies that the search for the lost jewelry was conducted in all possible locations or areas. This suggests that the search was thorough and extensive, leaving no stone unturned in the attempt to find the missing items.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Deepak never dresses ______ for work
- A.
Formally
- B.
Coolly
- C.
Dirtily
Correct Answer
C. DirtilyExplanation
Deepak never dresses dirtily for work. This means that Deepak always ensures that he is clean and presentable in his appearance when going to work. He takes care to maintain a neat and tidy appearance, which is important in a professional setting.Rate this question:
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- 49.
The manger looked at me with an ______ expression when I reached late
- A.
Angry
- B.
Sad
- C.
Regret
Correct Answer
A. AngryExplanation
The correct answer is "angry" because the manager's expression implies frustration or displeasure, which is commonly associated with anger. This can be inferred from the context of the situation, where the speaker arrived late, which is often considered disrespectful or irresponsible. The manager's angry expression suggests their disapproval of the speaker's tardiness.Rate this question:
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- 50.
Thomas was ______ happy when he got his first jo
- A.
Fully
- B.
Extremely
- C.
Halfly
Correct Answer
B. ExtremelyExplanation
Thomas was extremely happy when he got his first job.Rate this question:
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