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7971. Choose the right option to complete the following sentences.Irony can, after a fashion, become a mode of escape: to laugh at the terrors of life is in some sense to _ them.

Moderate
  • A. Overstate
  • B. Revitalize
  • C. Corroborate
  • D. Evade

Explanation: Evade means to run away, flee from something. This is the best word which fits in here well.

Correct answer: Evade

7972. Comprehend key vocabulary Don't forget your _ . It's very cold outside, you wouldn't want to catch a cold.

Moderate
  • A. Gloves
  • B. Underwear
  • C. Umbrella
  • D. Scissors

Explanation: Option A, The sentence "Don't forget your. It's very cold outside, you wouldn't want to catch a cold." implies that the speaker is reminding the listener to take something with them to protect them from the cold weather. The most logical choice to protect against the cold weather is gloves, which cover and protect the hands. Option B, underwear, is not related to protecting against the cold weather. Option C, umbrella, is used to protect against rain and not cold weather. Option D, scissors, are not used to protect against the cold weather.

Correct answer: Gloves

7973. Complete the following sentence:The bookshop _ next to the town hall.

Moderate
  • A. Is put
  • B. Is located
  • C. Position
  • D. Has the post

Explanation: As the question asks for the correct preposition to show the location of the bookshop, so is located will be the correct option.

Correct answer: Is located

7974. The elephant is _ of the biggest land mammals.

Moderate
  • A. Amongst
  • B. Single
  • C. Lone
  • D. One

Explanation: d) OneThe sentence would read: "The elephant is one of the biggest land mammals." This option is correct because it conveys the idea that the elephant belongs to a group of big land mammals and is not the only one but one of them.

Correct answer: One

7975. I can't think of a _ example.

Moderate
  • A. Correct
  • B. Suitable
  • C. Answerable
  • D. Needed

Explanation: This question tests vocabulary. Definition of "Suitable" involves something that fits a particular purpose.The sentence "I can't think of a suitable example" indicates that the speaker is unable to come up with an example that is appropriate or fitting for the situation or context. The word "suitable" means appropriate or fitting, making it the most appropriate choice in this context.

Correct answer: Suitable

7976. There has been an increase in the price of oil in _ weeks.

Moderate
  • A. Just passed
  • B. Some
  • C. Yesterday
  • D. Recent

Explanation: Here, the most appropriate word that can be used is 'recent'. Adding "recent" helps to anchor the information to a specific time frame and allows for a more specific understanding of the situation.

Correct answer: Recent

7977. One bad exam result and all her dreams were _.

Moderate
  • A. Fled
  • B. Shattered
  • C. Fulfilled
  • D. Floating

Explanation: Since the results were bad, they would have a bad effect on her dreams thus the word 'shattered' will be chosen. If you are shattered by something, you are extremely shocked and upset about it.

Correct answer: Shattered

7978. Aslam and his friends were making too much noise. Their father got really _ at them.

Moderate
  • A. Afraid
  • B. Angry
  • C. Kind
  • D. Strong

Explanation: Angry is used for feeling of showing strong annoyance.Since noise is unwanted, the father would get angry by it, instead of kind, strong or afraid.

Correct answer: Angry

7979. 92. Do you know who am I?

Moderate
  • A. A) do you know who I am?
  • B. (B) did you know who I am?
  • C. (C) does you know who am I?
  • D. (D) do you know who I is?

Explanation: Option (A) provides the correct word order and subject-verb agreement. "Who I am" is the correct phrase to use in this context to inquire about someone's identity.

Correct answer: A) do you know who I am?

7980. 96. Where this road leads to?

Moderate
  • A. (A) Where this road lead to?.
  • B. (B) Where does this road leads to?
  • C. (C) Where do this road lead to?
  • D. D) Where does this road lead to?

Explanation: Option (D) forms a grammatically correct question in the present simple tense, using the auxiliary verb "does" to form the question and the main verb "lead" without the additional "s" that would be used with a third-person singular subject.

Correct answer: D) Where does this road lead to?