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7151. Spot the error.The removal A) 'of' water B) 'from' such foods C) 'like' milk has proved a practical method D) 'of' preservation.
- A. 'of' water
- B. 'from' such foods
- C. 'like' milk has proved a practical method
- D. 'of' preservation.
Explanation: The removal 'of' water 'from' such foods 'such as' milk has proved a practical method 'of' preservation. The correct phrase is "such as", not "like". So, option C is incorrect.
Correct answer: 'like' milk has proved a practical method7152. Spot the error.A common cause A) 'of' failure is a mistaken ambition B) 'for' the boy C) 'for' the part D) 'of' his parents.
- A. 'of' failure is a mistaken ambition
- B. 'for' the boy
- C. 'for' the part
- D. 'of' his parents
Explanation: A common cause 'of' failure is a mistaken ambition 'for' the boy 'for' the part 'of' his parents. The phrase "for the part" is used correctly to indicate the role or responsibility. So, option C is correct.
Correct answer: 'for' the part7153. Spot the error.Also, A) 'be' it said, the parent B) 'who' I have C) 'offended' usually comes D) 'around' after a term of years.
- A. 'be' it said, the parent
- B. 'who' I have
- C. 'offended' usually comes
- D. 'around' after a term of years.
Explanation: Also, 'be' it said, the parent 'who' I have 'offended' usually comes 'around' after a term of years. The phrase "who I have offended" is used correctly to refer to the parent. So, option B is correct.
Correct answer: 'who' I have7154. Spot the error.The question A) 'of' health, both physical B) 'as well as' mental, is always one C) 'of' the reasons D) 'for' failure.
- A. 'of' health, both physical
- B. 'as well as' mental, is always one
- C. 'of' the reasons
- D. 'for' failure.
Explanation: The question 'of' health, both physical 'and' mental, is always one 'of' the reasons 'for' failure. The correct conjunction is "and", not "as well as". So, option B is incorrect.
Correct answer: 'as well as' mental, is always one7155. Spot the error.A A) 'fewer' parents B) 'take' the position that the boy should earn his C) 'way' D) 'through' college for the good of his soul.
- A. 'fewer' parents
- B. 'take' the position that the boy should earn his
- C. 'way
- D. 'through'
Explanation: 'Few' parents 'take' the position that the boy should earn his 'way' 'through' college for the good of his soul. The correct word is "few", not "fewer". So, option A is incorrect.
Correct answer: 'fewer' parents7156. Spot the error.A) Not only our ways of living have changed, but people themselves have also been changed.B) Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have been changedC) Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also changed. D) Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also been changed.
- A. Not only our ways of living have changed, but people themselves have also been changed.
- B. Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have been changed
- C. Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also changed.
- D. Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also been changed.
Explanation: Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also been changed. : The correct form is "Not only have X, but Y have/has also". So, option D is correct. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because they lack the word "also" or repeat the phrase "have been changed".
Correct answer: Not only have our ways of living changed, but people themselves have also been changed.7157. Choose the correct.A) We are more critical in our thinking than our ancestors.B) We are much critical in our thinking than ours ancestors.C) We are more critically in our thinking than our ancestors.D) We are more critical in our thinkings from our ancestors.
- A. We are more critical in our thinking than our ancestors.
- B. We are much critical in our thinking than ours ancestors.
- C. We are more critically in our thinking than our ancestors.
- D. We are more critical in our thinkings from our ancestors.
Explanation: We are more critical in our thinking than our ancestors. : The comparative form of "critical" is "more critical", not "much critical" or "more critically". Also, we compare "our thinking" with "our ancestors", not "ours ancestors" or "from our ancestors". So, option A is correct.
Correct answer: We are more critical in our thinking than our ancestors.7158. Choose the correct.A) It is inbelievable that so conditions could have existed so short a time ago.B) It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a times ago.C) It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed such short a time ago.D) It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago.
- A. It is inbelievable that so conditions could have existed so short a time ago.
- B. It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a times ago.
- C. It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed such short a time ago.
- D. It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago.
Explanation: It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago. The correct form is "It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago". So, option D is correct. Options A, B, and C contain spelling errors or incorrect words.
Correct answer: It is unbelievable that such conditions could have existed so short a time ago.7159. Choose the correct.A) Today a person can except live to be all most seventy years old.B) Today a person can expect living to almost seventy years old.C) Today a persons can expect to live to be almost seventy year old.D) Today a person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old.
- A. Today a person can except live to be all most seventy years old.
- B. Today a person can expect living to almost seventy years old.
- C. Today a persons can expect to live to be almost seventy year old.
- D. Today a person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old.
Explanation: Today a person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old. : The correct form is "a person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old". So, option D is correct. Options A, B, and C contain incorrect words or grammar.
Correct answer: Today a person can expect to live to be almost seventy years old.7160. Choose the correct.A) It is against the law to throw garbage in the streets.B) It is against the law for throw garbage in the streets.C) It is against the law to throw garbage on the streets.D) It is against the law to throw garbages into the streets.
- A. It is against the law to throw garbage in the streets.
- B. It is against the law for throw garbage in the streets.
- C. It is against the law to throw garbage on the streets.
- D. It is against the law to throw garbages into the streets.
Explanation: It is against the law to throw garbage in the streets.: The correct preposition to use after "throw garbage" is "in", not "on" or "into". So, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D use incorrect prepositions.
Correct answer: It is against the law to throw garbage in the streets.