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Correct option: A — get a job
get a job The given sentence states that Tom is trying to get a job as soon as possible. Hence, ‘get a job’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: A — committing
committing ‘Committing’ means doing something wrong such as a crime or mistake. The given sentence states that Ujjwal was imprisoned for committing a crime. Hence, ‘committing’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: A — ate; eight
ate; eight. The given sentence states that yesterday, he ate pizza and eight burgers in one go.Hence , ‘ate’, ‘eight’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: C — allowed; course
allowed; course ‘Allowed’ means to give permission to do something. ‘Course’ means a set of classes in a subject in a school or college. The given sentence states that her father allowed her to opt for a chemistry course in her final year. Hence, ‘allowed; course’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: D — terrible
terrible ‘Terrible’ means very bad or unpleasant. The given sentence states that the guard did not want anything bad to happen, so he ordered the group to step back to avoid anything terrible. Hence, ‘terrible’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: B — heard; sealing
heard, sealing ‘Heard’ is the past form of the verb ‘hear’. A sealing officer is someone who officially locks items or places to keep them secure. The given sentence states that I heard that he has been promoted to the post of sealing officer. Hence, ‘heard; sealing’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: D — a quick shower
a quick shower ‘A quick shower’ is the correct phrase to use here. The given sentence states that you just wait in the lobby. I will be back after a quick shower. Hence, ‘a quick shower’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: A — principle; profit
principle; profit ‘Principle’ means a moral rule of good behaviour. ‘Profit’ is a financial gain. The given sentence states that it was against her principle to earn more profit than that decided by the board of directors. Hence, ‘principle; profit’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: D — round of applause
round of applause ‘Round of applause’ is a common phrase used to describe the clapping or cheering given to someone by an audience. The given sentence states that the artist received a round of applause from the audience. Hence, ‘round of applause’ is the most appropriate answer.
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Correct option: A — the box
the box ‘Think outside the box’ is an idiom which means to think creatively and innovatively, by looking at a problem from a different perspective. Hence, ‘the box’ is the most appropriate answer.
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