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4661. The virus can be prevented from spreading by taking the necessary _.

  • A. Precautions
  • B. Heed
  • C. Attention
  • D. Stance

Explanation: - Correct Answer: a. Precautions - Explanation: The correct answer is 'precautions,' which means the necessary steps and methods of care to prevent something from happening. - Why other options are not correct: - b. Heed: Heed is paying attention, but "precautions" better captures the preventive measures. - c. Attention: Attention alone does not convey the specific preventive actions described in the context. - d. Stance: Stance does not fit the context of preventive measures against spreading a virus.

Correct answer: Precautions

4662. To put it _, the food tasted horrible!

  • A. Crudely
  • B. Nicely
  • C. Formally
  • D. Happily

Explanation: - Correct Answer: a. Crudely - Explanation: The correct answer is 'crudely,' which means boldly or bluntly. The disapproval and bold remarks made by the speaker in the sentence indicate a blunt choice to express their true feelings about the food. - Why other options are not correct: - b. Nicely: Nicely does not convey the sense of disapproval described in the sentence. - c. Formally: Formally does not fit the context of describing the taste of food. - d. Happily: Happily does not convey the negative sentiment about the food.

Correct answer: Crudely

4663. He _ the problem to gain sympathy in front of his colleagues.

  • A. Accentuated
  • B. Ignored
  • C. Undermined
  • D. Overlooked

Explanation: - Correct Answer: b. Ignored - Explanation: The correct answer is 'ignored,' which means paying no attention to something. In this context, the person is deliberately not addressing the problem to gain sympathy. - Why other options are not correct: - a. Accentuated: Accentuating the problem does not fit the context of deliberately not addressing it. - c. Undermined: Undermining the problem implies actively working against it, which is not the intended meaning. - d. Overlooked: Overlooking the problem fits the context but does not capture the deliberate choice to gain sympathy as strongly as "ignored."

Correct answer: Ignored

4664. A judgment made before all the facts are known must be called

  • A. harsh
  • B. deliberate
  • C. sensible
  • D. premature
  • E. fair

Explanation: Correct Answer: D. premature Explanation: The sentence talks about a judgment made before all the facts are known. "Premature" means hasty or early, fitting the context. Why other options are not correct: - A. harsh: The sentence does not specify whether the judgment is harsh or not. - B. deliberate: Deliberate means intentional and is not fitting in the context. - C. sensible: The sentence does not convey whether the judgment is sensible or not. - E. fair: The sentence does not specify whether the judgment is fair or unfair.

Correct answer: premature

4665. The study on Pseudomonas is so _that it leaves no part of the life cycle of this notorious pathogen.

  • A. comprehensive
  • B. haphazard
  • C. sporadic
  • D. prolific
  • E. clean

Explanation: Correct Answer: A. comprehensive Explanation: The sentence suggests that the study on Pseudomonas is thorough and complete, leaving no part of its life cycle unexplored. Why other options are not correct: - B. haphazard: Haphazard means lacking order, and it does not fit the context of a comprehensive study. - C. sporadic: Sporadic means occurring at irregular intervals, which is not suitable for a thorough study. - D. prolific: Prolific means producing a lot, but it doesn't convey the thoroughness of the study. - E. clean: Clean does not capture the depth and completeness of the study.

Correct answer: comprehensive

4666. Bano's prize-winning novel Raja Gidh exemplifies the intrinsic strength of a person; the protagonist tells her own experiences so effectively that any additional commentary would be_

  • A. appreciable
  • B. controversial
  • C. superfluous
  • D. subjective
  • E. contradictory

Explanation: Correct Answer: C. superfluous Explanation: The sentence implies that the protagonist's storytelling is so effective that additional commentary would be unnecessary or superfluous. Why other options are not correct: - A. appreciable: Appreciable means noticeable or significant, but it doesn't convey the idea of unnecessary commentary. - B. controversial: Controversial doesn't capture the idea that additional commentary is unnecessary. - D. subjective: Subjective is not fitting in the context of the protagonist's effective storytelling. - E. contradictory: Contradictory does not convey the idea of unnecessary commentary.

Correct answer: superfluous

4667. The Supreme Court's reversal of its previous ruling on the issue of provincial rights_ its - reputation for _-

  • A. sustained... inconsistency
  • B. compromised... consistency
  • C. maintain... fallacy
  • D. spoiled... flexibility
  • E. dispelled ... vacillation

Explanation: Correct Answer: B. compromised... consistency Explanation: The sentence implies that the Supreme Court's reversal may have compromised its consistency. Why other options are not correct: - A. sustained... inconsistency: Sustained inconsistency is not logical in the context of a reversal. - C. maintain... fallacy: Maintain fallacy is not a common usage, and it doesn't convey the idea of a reversal. - D. spoiled... flexibility: Spoiled flexibility is not fitting in the context of a court ruling. - E. dispelled ... vacillation: Dispelled vacillation is not logical in the context of a reversal.

Correct answer: compromised... consistency

4668. Fauzia presents herself as a bold journalist by asking people in politics the kinds of _- that other reporters do not ask.

  • A. controversial
  • B. circumnutation
  • C. abnormal
  • D. irrelevant

Explanation: Correct Answer: A. controversial Explanation: The sentence implies that Fauzia asks questions about controversial issues that other reporters avoid. Why other options are not correct: - B. circumnutation: Circumnutation means circular movement and does not fit the context of asking questions. - C. abnormal: Abnormal does not convey the idea of asking questions about controversial issues. - D. irrelevant: Irrelevant does not capture the specific nature of questions Fauzia asks.

Correct answer: controversial

4669. Ozone in the Earth's atmosphere _ organisms from damaging ultraviolet radiation.

  • A. protects
  • B. warms
  • C. reflects
  • D. absorbs

Explanation: Correct Answer: A. protects Explanation: Ozone protects living organisms from damaging ultraviolet radiation. Why other options are not correct: - B. warms: Ozone does not warm organisms in the context of ultraviolet radiation protection. - C. reflects: Ozone does not primarily reflect ultraviolet radiation. - D. absorbs: This is the opposite; ozone absorbs ultraviolet radiation rather than protecting against it.

Correct answer: protects

4670. So_ was the salespersons' tone about the qualities of the new computer system that Najam nearly missed the _budget. in its calculations in his

  • A. persuasive... flaw
  • B. adopted.. accuracy
  • C. harsh.. amount
  • D. irritating.. greatness

Explanation: Correct Answer: A. persuasive... flaw Explanation: The sentence suggests that the persuasive tone about the qualities of the new computer system almost made Najam overlook a flaw in its calculations. Why other options are not correct: - B. adopted.. accuracy: Adopted accuracy does not convey the idea of overlooking a flaw. - C. harsh.. amount: Harsh amount and irritating greatness are not logical in the context. - D. irritating.. greatness: Irritating greatness is not logical in the context of evaluating a computer system.

Correct answer: persuasive... flaw