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- A. The poem is a musical display of the rain, a great phenomenon of nature
- B. The poem is a musical display of rain, a great phenomena of nature.
- C. The poem is a musical display of rain, a great phenomenon of nature
- D. A poem is a musical display of rain, a great phenomenon of nature.
Explanation: Answer: C,C) The poem is a musical display of rain, a great phenomenon of nature.
Correct answer: The poem is a musical display of rain, a great phenomenon of nature- A. The rich at the upper level get a golden chance firstly and whatever remains trickle down to the people at the level beneath.
- B. The rich at the upper level get a golden chance the first and whatever remains trickle down to the people at the level beneath
- C. The rich at the upper level gets a golden chance first of all and whatever remains trickle down to the people at the level beneath.
- D. The rich at the upper level get a golden chance first and whatever remains trickle down to the people at the level beneath.
Explanation: Answer: D,D) The rich at the upper level get a golden chance first and whatever remains trickles down to the people at the level beneath.
Correct answer: The rich at the upper level get a golden chance first and whatever remains trickle down to the people at the level beneath.- A. It brings letters for the rich and poor.
- B. It brings letters for rich and the poor.
- C. It brings letters for the rich and the poor.
- D. It brings letters for rich. and poor.
Explanation: Answer: C,C) It brings letters for the rich and the poor.
Correct answer: It brings letters for the rich and the poor.- A. Housman believes that this life is too short to live
- B. Housman believes that this life is much short to live
- C. Housman believes that this life is rather short to live.
- D. Housman believes that this life is very short to live.
Explanation: Answer: A,A) Housman believes that this life is too short to live
Correct answer: Housman believes that this life is too short to live- A. Although the way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, but it can be paved through with courage and perseverance.
- B. Although the way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, yet it can be paved through with courage and perseverance.
- C. Although the way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, it can be paved through with courage and perseverance
- D. The way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, nevertheless it can be paved through with courage and perseverance
Explanation: Answer: C,C) Although the way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, it can be paved through with courage and perseverance.
Correct answer: Although the way to glory and success is vague and uncertain, it can be paved through with courage and perseverance- A. The world is threatened with war, misery and poverty.
- B. World is threatened with war, misery and poverty.
- C. The world is threatened with the war, the misery and the poverty.
- D. The world is threatened by war, misery and poverty.
Explanation: Answer: D,D) The world is threatened by war, misery, and poverty.
Correct answer: The world is threatened by war, misery and poverty.- A. She walks as smooth as the wave of a stream do
- B. She walks as smoothly as the wave of a stream does.
- C. She walks as smoothly like the wave of a stream does
- D. She walks so smoothly as the wave of a stream.
Explanation: Answer: B,B) She walks as smoothly as the wave of a stream does.
Correct answer: She walks as smoothly as the wave of a stream does.- A. Dark children with a coin to spend enter the lantern's orbit.
- B. Dark children with a coin to spend enters the lantern's orbit.
- C. C) Dark children with a coin to spend enter the lantern's orbit.
- D. Dark children with a coins to spend enter the lantern's orbit.
Explanation: Answer: B,B) She walks as smoothly as the wave of a stream does.
Correct answer: C) Dark children with a coin to spend enter the lantern's orbit.- A. Jan Stallworthy "the poet" meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.
- B. Jan Stallworthy the poet meditates and sees her own body that is bent by time.
- C. Jan Stallworthy, the poet, meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.
- D. Jan Stallworthy the poet-meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.
Explanation: Answer: C,C) Jan Stallworthy, the poet, meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.
Correct answer: Jan Stallworthy, the poet, meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.- A. Shelley wrote some of his finest lyrics in the last years of his life.
- B. Shelley wrote some of his finest lyric in the last years of his life.
- C. Shelley wrote some of his finest lyrics in the lastest years of his life.
- D. Shelley wrote some of his finest lyrics in the least years of his life.
Explanation: Answer: C,C) Jan Stallworthy, the poet, meditates and sees his own body that is bent by time.
Correct answer: Shelley wrote some of his finest lyrics in the lastest years of his life.- A. We try to rest upon each other and our's minds are filled with no wisdom.
- B. We try to rest upon one another and our minds are filled with no wisdom.
- C. We try to rest upon one another and ours minds are filled with no wisdom.
- D. We try to rest upon each other and our mind's are filled with no wisdom.
Explanation: Answer: B,B) We try to rest upon one another and our minds are filled with no wisdom.
Correct answer: We try to rest upon one another and our minds are filled with no wisdom.- A. Davies suggests that one should not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.
- B. Davies suggests that one not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.
- C. Davies suggests that one ought not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.
- D. Davies suggests that one must not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.
Explanation: Answer: BB) Davies suggests that one not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.
Correct answer: Davies suggests that one not be so busy in coping with daily routine of life.- A. The sparking igniting love has disappeared.
- B. The spark-igniting love have disappeared.
- C. The spark igniting love has disappeared.
- D. The spark love has disappeared
Explanation: Answer: C,C) The spark igniting love has disappeared.
Correct answer: The spark igniting love has disappeared.- A. Having been trampled, harder the Japanese suffered, greater they became.
- B. Having been trampled, the harder they suffered, the greater they became.
- C. Having been trampled, the harder the Japanese suffered, the greater they became
- D. D) Having being trampled, the harder the Japanese suffered, the greater they became.
Explanation: Answer: C,C) Having been trampled, the harder the Japanese suffered, the greater they became.
Correct answer: Having been trampled, the harder the Japanese suffered, the greater they became- A. The union of one soul with other soul by the alchemy of love is the highest mystic truth
- B. The union of one soul with another soul from the alchemy of love is the highest mystic truth.
- C. The union of one soul with another soul with the alchemy of love is the most highest mystic truth
- D. The union of one soul with another soul through the alchemy of love is the highest mystic truth.
Explanation: D) The union of one soul with another soul through the alchemy of love is the highest mystic truth.
Correct answer: The union of one soul with another soul through the alchemy of love is the highest mystic truth.- A. Asked
- B. That
- C. If
- D. Had
Explanation: Answer: B, Remove: that"That" in the sentence is unnecessary in this context; it creates awkward phrasing.
Correct answer: That- A. Inquiry in
- B. Nature
- C. To
- D. Of
Explanation: Answer: A, Replace "Inquiry in" with "inquiring into""Inquiry in" implies passiveness, while "inquiring into" suggests active…
Correct answer: Inquiry in- A. Knowing
- B. Make
- C. Plotting
- D. othhers
Explanation: Answer: B, Replace "make" with "makes"The subject "Knowing God's attributes" is singular, so the verb should be "makes" to maintain…
Correct answer: Make1199. SPOT THE ERROR:The death of a neighbor friend terrifies poet and puts him in a state of shock.
- A. The death
- B. Poet
- C. Puts
- D. Shock
Explanation: Answer: B,Replace only "poet" with "the poet""poet" is used without an article, which is needed to specify and clarify that it refers to a…
Correct answer: Poet- A. The Japanese
- B. Suffered
- C. All
- D. Pain and pang
Explanation: Answer: DReplace "pain and pang" with "pains and pangs""pain and pang" uses a singular form, whereas the context suggests a collective…
Correct answer: Pain and pang