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Question 1

What does the passage imply about the 'narcotic' effect of television mentioned by conventional critics?

A) It is an absolute truth accepted by modern psychology. B) It is a flawed assumption that ignores a child's active mental processing. C) It is only true for children who watch educational programs. D) It helps children understand complex non-linear narratives.

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Question 2

Based on the text, it can be inferred that cinematic features like montage and crosscutting:

A) Confuse children and impair their logical continuity. B) Accelerate language acquisition skills much faster than reading. C) Cultivate early cognitive skills for processing unstated information. D) Are used exclusively in news reports during natural disasters.

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Question 3

The author suggests that when people unconditionally blame television for childhood developmental issues, they are:

A) Accurately identifying a societal threat. B) Exonerating themselves from their own parental or cultural responsibilities. C) Relying heavily on Daniel Anderson's data patterns. D) Overlooking the financial burdens of modern media consumption.

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Question 4

What can be inferred about preschoolers' relationship with television content?

A) They are unable to discern meaning due to poor vocabulary. B) They absorb information line-by-line without cognitive filters. C) Their comprehension capacity extends beyond surface-level visual stimuli. D) They only watch television when isolated from peers.

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Question 5

Which phrase from the passage best captures the author's primary conceptual shift regarding television viewers?

A) From passive text absorbers to active critical interpreters. B) From family communicators to isolated dreamers. C) From academic students to entertainment consumers. D) From structured logical learners to hyperactive children.

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Question 6

The author implies that the current public perception of genetic engineering is:

A) Unfairly hostile toward geneticists regarding socio-ethical issues. B) Perfectly aligned with its capabilities as a fully mature exact science. C) Indifferent to the economic realities of developing nations. D) Exclusively concerned with creating a race of supermen.

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Question 7

Which of the following can be inferred regarding the current technical limitations of geneticists?

A) They cannot analyze tissue cells accurately. B) They lack the capacity to control precisely the alteration of baseline germline configurations. C) They are completely unable to detect abnormalities before birth. D) They are forbidden from conducting research in the USA, UK, and Japan.

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Question 8

The passage suggests that the availability of genetic records carries a significant risk of:

A) Eradicating biological diversity entirely. B) Fostering social stratification based on predetermined health metrics. C) Instantly reducing healthcare infrastructure expenses. D) Creating a global monopoly led by Japan and the UK.

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Question 9

What can be inferred about the future cost optimization of genetic therapies?

A) It will happen immediately without further technological changes. B) It depends heavily on technological developments pioneered in wealthy nations. C) It will be subsidized entirely by international ethical boards. D) It will increase as the science becomes less exact.

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Question 10

The final sentence of the passage implies that the concept of a 'race of supermen' is:

A) A verified upcoming reality. B) An unproven, speculative projection of what the science might eventually achieve. C) An ethical impossibility that has already been banned. D) The primary objective of modern tissue cell manipulation.

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Question 11

It can be inferred from the passage that the Sultan's allocation of state treasury funds was guided by:

A) A strict distinction between personal wealth and public resources. B) A desire to penalize his family for domestic failures. C) Fear of public rebellion or political coup. D) A lack of awareness regarding the amount of wealth available.

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Question 12

The queen's perspective throughout most of the passage implies that she believed royalty should automatically include:

A) Relief from manual domestic labor. B) Absolute power over religious texts. C) The right to travel to other kingdoms. D) Total isolation from the common public.

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Question 13

Why did the Sultan refuse to hire a maid servant?

A) He wanted to maintain a high public treasury savings balance. B) His personal wages from writing did not cover the expense. C) He did not believe that the queen was actually in pain. D) Hiring servants was forbidden by his administrative laws.

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Question 14

What does the queen's eventual quiet acceptance imply at the conclusion of the passage?

A) She was intimidated by the Sultan's authoritarian power. B) She came to respect the moral value system behind his self-denial. C) She secretly planned to use the treasury behind his back. D) She realized that a maid servant would cost more than they possessed.

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Question 15

The Sultan's behavior implies that a truly 'just' ruler must demonstrate:

A) Personal sacrifice and accountability to a higher power. B) Aggressive distribution of wealth to family members first. C) Complete rejection of any work activities outside politics. D) Dependence on standard commercial taxes for luxury.

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Question 16

The passage implies that the professional isolation of teachers is primary driven by:

A) Structural layout configurations of schools and traditional culture. B) A total lack of interest from students and educational boards. C) A deliberate desire to shield ineffective methods from administrative overview. D) Direct orders from federal labor associations.

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Question 17

How does the author characterize the breakdown of teaching privatization within the United Kingdom?

A) It was embraced enthusiastically by university staff. B) It occurred organically via modern communication tools. C) It was enforced systematically via micro-managed policy measures. D) It failed completely due to financial restrictions.

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Question 18

Based on the comparison between teaching and professions like surgery, what missing element in teaching is implied?

A) Real-time peer observation and collaborative skill adjustment. B) Sufficient financial compensation during practical training. C) Public respect and standard career paths. D) Clear boundaries between workspace shifts.

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Question 19

What can be inferred about the role of the internet in American higher education according to the text?

A) It has increased professional isolation by replacing classrooms with screens. B) It acts as a tool for structural transparency by putting coursework footprints in public view. C) It has completely eliminated the practice of student feedback tracking. D) It is heavily monitored by government departments like those in the UK.

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Question 20

The author's tone toward the UK teaching assessment initiatives can best be described as:

A) Highly celebratory and optimistic. B) Objective but highlighting the heavy operational downside. C) Completely indifferent and dismissive. D) Sarcastic and unscientific.

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Question 21

The passage implies that the primary threat automation poses to workers is not simply job loss, but:

A) The lowering of technical manufacturing standards globally. B) The widening mismatch between fast system evolution and slow human adaptation frameworks. C) A total collapse of corporate financial operations. D) Unwillingness from younger workers to engage with technological tools.

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Question 22

What can be inferred about the operational efficiency profiles of factories that deploy automated setups?

A) They face massive structural deficits due to setup maintenance issues. B) Their production speeds increase significantly while minimizing direct labor hours. C) They are forced to downscale operations every few quarters. D) They depend entirely on generationally consistent staff teams.

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Question 23

The author suggests that modern industrial jobs have lost their:

A) Earning potential relative to inflation. B) Long-term reliability and cross-generational consistency. C) Integration within local regional supply tracks. D) Appeal to highly trained university graduates.

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Question 24

Based on the text, how often do automated paradigm environments typically change?

A) Only after major global economic recessions. B) On a recurring basis spanning a few fiscal quarters. C) Every single month without warning. D) Once every decade when machines break down.

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Question 25

The mention of safety cushions and corporate accountability at the end implies that automation:

A) Will fix social inequality without policy interference. B) Forces societies to rethink political and economic security policies. C) Has been widely banned across most advanced trading nations. D) Is primarily funded by local workers' unions.

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Question 26

The author implies that the modern curation environment shifts cognitive habits away from:

A) Basic literacy and simple sentence matching. B) Sustained critical evaluation and reflective analysis. C) Global digital infrastructure expansion. D) Frequent interaction with short text fragments.

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Question 27

What is the primary motivation behind the design of curation platform recommendation hooks?

A) Elevating the educational quality of global articles. B) Ensuring that users maintain a healthy balance in media consumption. C) Securing the highest possible volume of screen engagement time. D) Assisting users in validating historical facts.

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Question 28

According to the text, the ultimate societal danger of this technology is:

A) A sharp drop in basic reading capability worldwide. B) The creation of a populace that knows facts superficially but lacks critical understanding. C) The complete financial bankruptcy of legacy news channels. D) An inability to access alternative digital streams.

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Question 29

How do neurobiologists evaluate the effect of the scan-and-scroll ecosystem?

A) It enhances multi-tasking abilities without side effects. B) It conditions human brains to prioritize brief attention spikes. C) It forces users to buy more printed book materials. D) It helps researchers track memory retention levels accurately.

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Question 30

What paradox about content accessibility does the author point out?

A) More text is available than ever before, yet our capability to analyze its depth has decreased. B) Access is restricted to rich countries, but poor countries read more critically. C) Platforms want interaction metrics to drop to ensure deep learning takes place. D) Illiteracy rates are rising despite less time spent on phone screens.

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Question 31

The passage implies that classical concrete architectural setups are becoming:

A) Completely free to build and maintain. B) Ill-suited to handle modern environmental shifts. C) More flexible than adaptive structural designs. D) Highly popular among eco-friendly engineers.

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Question 32

Why did city budget managers initially hesitate to approve adaptive architectural projects?

A) They doubted the basic engineering safety of the flexible formats. B) The initial investment costs were considerably higher. C) They wanted to focus entirely on solar grid extensions. D) Zoning regulations forced them to choose static options.

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Question 33

According to the author, the true value of adaptive structures is revealed when cities evaluate:

A) The aesthetic appeal of green micro-ecosystems. B) Financial performance over an extended, long-term lifecycle. C) The immediate popularity of building launches. D) Upfront cost structures alone.

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Question 34

What can be inferred about modern engineering capabilities regarding sustainable buildings?

A) They lack the technical tools to build micro-ecosystems. B) They are advanced enough to construct these systems effectively. C) They are limited by a lack of alternative sustainable raw materials. D) They rely entirely on old industrial concrete blueprints.

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Question 35

What is the primary remaining bottleneck preventing widespread adaptive building adoption?

A) High ongoing maintenance costs. B) An absolute shortage of concrete materials. C) Obsolete legal frameworks and zoning policies. D) Lack of public interest in environmental protection.

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Question 36

The passage implies that a major limitation of current diagnostic deep-learning platforms is their lack of:

A) Speed when analyzing dense imaging scans. B) Holistic empathy and contextual human interpretation. C) Consistency when identifying structural tumors. D) Financial backing from healthcare networks.

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Question 37

How does the analytical performance of deep-learning setups compare to veteran human radiologists?

A) It is significantly slower but highly accurate over time. B) It offers competitive or superior statistical precision when identifying anomalies. C) It is highly unreliable due to software code bugs. D) It requires manual confirmation for every single record scanned.

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Question 38

What is the author's primary recommendation for integrating AI into medicine?

A) Replacing human doctors completely to save money. B) Restricting AI usage to non-serious dermatological scans. C) Deploying AI as a collaborative data filter to increase human patient care time. D) Forcing radiologists to re-code the deep-learning systems manually.

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Question 39

Medical ethnographers evaluate technology by analyzing:

A) The pure processing speed of computing chips. B) The human, social, and contextual nuances of patient interactions. C) The stock value configurations of medical software providers. D) The chemistry dynamics of pharmaceutical solutions.

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Question 40

What does the passage imply about the 'narcotic' effect of television mentioned by conventional critics?

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Question 41

Based on the text, it can be inferred that cinematic features like montage and crosscutting:

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Question 42

The author suggests that when people unconditionally blame television for childhood developmental issues, they are:

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Question 43

What can be inferred about preschoolers' relationship with television content?

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Question 44

Which phrase from the passage best captures the author's primary conceptual shift regarding television viewers?

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Question 45

The author implies that the current public perception of genetic engineering is:

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Question 46

Which of the following can be inferred regarding the current technical limitations of geneticists?

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Question 47

The passage suggests that the availability of genetic records carries a significant risk of:

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Question 48

What can be inferred about the future cost optimization of genetic therapies?

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Question 49

The final sentence of the passage implies that the concept of a 'race of supermen' is:

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Question 50

It can be inferred from the passage that the Sultan's allocation of state treasury funds was guided by:

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Question 51

The queen's perspective throughout most of the passage implies that she believed royalty should automatically include:

A) Relief from manual domestic labor. B) Absolute power over religious texts. C) The right to travel to other kingdoms. D) Total isolation from the common public.

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Question 52

Why did the Sultan refuse to hire a maid servant?

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Question 53

What does the queen's eventual quiet acceptance imply at the conclusion of the passage?

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Question 54

The Sultan's behavior implies that a truly 'just' ruler must demonstrate:

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Question 55

The passage implies that the professional isolation of teachers is primary driven by:

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Question 56

How does the author characterize the breakdown of teaching privatization within the United Kingdom?

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Question 57

Based on the comparison between teaching and professions like surgery, what missing element in teaching is implied?

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Question 58

What can be inferred about the role of the internet in American higher education according to the text?

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Question 59

The author's tone toward the UK teaching assessment initiatives can best be described as:

A) Highly celebratory and optimistic. B) Objective but highlighting the heavy operational downside. C) Completely indifferent and dismissive. D) Sarcastic and unscientific.

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Question 60

The passage implies that the primary threat automation poses to workers is not simply job loss, but:

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Question 61

What can be inferred about the operational efficiency profiles of factories that deploy automated setups?

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Question 62

The author suggests that modern industrial jobs have lost their:

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Question 63

Based on the text, how often do automated paradigm environments typically change?

A) Only after major global economic recessions. B) On a recurring basis spanning a few fiscal quarters. C) Every single month without warning. D) Once every decade when machines break down.

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Question 64

The mention of safety cushions and corporate accountability at the end implies that automation:

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Question 65

The author implies that the modern curation environment shifts cognitive habits away from:

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Question 66

What is the primary motivation behind the design of curation platform recommendation hooks?

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Question 67

According to the text, the ultimate societal danger of this technology is:

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Question 68

How do neurobiologists evaluate the effect of the scan-and-scroll ecosystem?

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Question 69

What paradox about content accessibility does the author point out?

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Question 70

The passage implies that classical concrete architectural setups are becoming:

A) Completely free to build and maintain. B) Ill-suited to handle modern environmental shifts. C) More flexible than adaptive structural designs. D) Highly popular among eco-friendly engineers.

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Question 71

Why did city budget managers initially hesitate to approve adaptive architectural projects?

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Question 72

According to the author, the true value of adaptive structures is revealed when cities evaluate:

A) The aesthetic appeal of green micro-ecosystems. B) Financial performance over an extended, long-term lifecycle. C) The immediate popularity of building launches. D) Upfront cost structures alone.

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Question 73

What can be inferred about modern engineering capabilities regarding sustainable buildings?

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Question 74

What is the primary remaining bottleneck preventing widespread adaptive building adoption?

A) High ongoing maintenance costs. B) An absolute shortage of concrete materials. C) Obsolete legal frameworks and zoning policies. D) Lack of public interest in environmental protection.

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Question 75

The passage implies that a major limitation of current diagnostic deep-learning platforms is their lack of:

A) Speed when analyzing dense imaging scans. B) Holistic empathy and contextual human interpretation. C) Consistency when identifying structural tumors. D) Financial backing from healthcare networks.

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Question 76

How does the analytical performance of deep-learning setups compare to veteran human radiologists?

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Question 77

What is the author's primary recommendation for integrating AI into medicine?

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Question 78

Medical ethnographers evaluate technology by analyzing:

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Question 79

It can be inferred from the passage that the introduction of AI in healthcare will most likely:

A) Render the human physician completely obsolete. B) Shift the physician's core duty toward emotional support and holistic guidance. C) Double the amount of time doctors spend on paperwork tasks. D) Eliminate the need for imaging infrastructure like MRI systems.

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Question 80

The author implies that the current funding breakdown for scientific exploration is:

A) Perfectly balanced between deep sea and deep space missions. B) Disproportionately favored toward space exploration at the expense of our own oceans. C) Uniquely driven by autonomous robotic software providers. D) Focused entirely on tracking active surface volcanic movements.

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Question 81

What makes the ecosystems around benthic volcanic vents biologically surprising?

A) They grow at record speeds despite low nutrient values. B) They thrive without relying on any sunlight inputs. C) They are identical to surface rainforest structures. D) They rely on spacecraft communication channels to operate.

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Question 82

The passage implies that prior to the use of autonomous crafts, human knowledge of deep sea floors was limited by:

A) A lack of interest in volcanic chemical readings. B) The extreme, destructive physical pressure of deep-water environments. C) The complete absence of biological life forms at those levels. D) International maritime boundary disputes.

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Question 83

What paradox about planetary mapping does the author point out?

A) We spend billions mapping empty alien terrain while neglecting our own planet's biosphere. B) Space missions are cheaper than deep-sea submersibles. C) Barren planets host more biological variance than active ocean floors. D) Deep-sea data is easier to decipher than space signals.

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Question 84

Based on the text, initial deep-sea datasets have had what effect on the scientific community?

A) They confirmed all long-standing classical biology beliefs. B) They challenged and disproved core assumptions about the boundaries of life. C) They caused research institutes to shut down due to high costs. D) They forced space agencies to stop planet mapping programs.

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Question 85

The passage implies that the financial predictability of monoculture farming is:

A) A permanent guarantee irrespective of global climate trends. B) Dependent upon the continuation of uniform, unvarying climate conditions. C) Significantly lower than that of polyculture agroecology. D) Driven entirely by local farmer cooperative pricing decisions.

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Question 86

Why does a uniform crop layout present a high risk to regional food security?

A) It takes twice as long to harvest compared to polyculture setups. B) A single specialized pathogen can spread rapidly and wipe out the entire genetically identical harvest. C) It forces local markets to import synthetic chemical fertilizers. D) Pathogens prefer fields that contain multiple diverse plant species.

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Question 87

What can be inferred about the operational strategy of agroecology?

A) It isolates crop varieties into sterile greenhouse configurations. B) It works by replicating the balanced biological diversity found in natural ecosystems. C) It reduces overall soil nutrient profiles to kill off local bugs. D) It requires more chemical inputs than traditional industrial systems.

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Question 88

What is the primary factor slowing down the widespread transition to polyculture farming?

A) An absolute lack of engineering machinery for diverse crops. B) Government and industrial funding systems that prioritize high-volume uniform crops. C) Refusal from regular consumers to purchase diverse food items. D) Pathogens targeting polyculture fields more aggressively.

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Question 89

The author's perspective suggests that long-term agricultural resilience requires prioritizing:

A) Maximizing short-term profit metrics at all costs. B) Biological diversity and natural systemic health over absolute uniform output. C) Eliminating all polyculture research initiatives. D) Expanding acreage for a single crop variety worldwide.

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Question 90

She is very good ----- swimming.

A) at B) on C) of D) for

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Question 91

Ravi will have arrived home ----- 8 pm tomorrow.

A) in B) at C) by D) on

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Question 92

Rita is ----- honest and diligent student.

A) a B) an C) this D) no article

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Question 93

The passive version of 'Who did it?' is:

A) Who was it done? B) Who was it done by? C) Who was done it? D) Who had it done by?

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Question 94

We had to stop ----- the entrance for the security check.

A) in B) on C) at D) for

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Question 95

Which of the following is the correct spelling?

A) vaccum B) vacume C) vacuum D) vacuume

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Question 96

The plural form of 'ox' is:

A) oxen B) oxes C) oxez D) none

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Question 97

The feminine form of deer is:

A) deeress B) doe C) stag D) none

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Question 98

If I had known about your arrival, I ----- to receive you at the airport.

A) would come B) would came C) would have come D) had come

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Question 99

The question tag of 'They have already arrived,' is:

A) Have they? B) Haven't they? C) Weren't they? D) Did they?

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Question 100

Please ----- the cigarette. It irritates me.

A) put down B) put out C) put away D) put in

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Question 101

The synonym of 'recurring' is:

A) occurring repeatedly B) happening rarely C) occurring once a week D) occurring seldom

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Question 102

The antonym of 'on' is:

A) of B) un C) off D) out

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Question 103

----- he was very popular among common people, he could not win the election.

A) Because B) So C) Although D) Therefore

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Question 104

I am looking forward ----- you very soon again.

A) see B) seen C) seeing D) be seen

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Question 105

I bought this pen from the ----- store.

A) stationery B) stationary C) stationery D) stantianory

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Question 106

The fault in the engine is ______ this time than it was the last time.

A) More serious B) serious C) very serious D) serious than

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Question 107

The tag question of 'I am an engineer' is:

A) Aren't I? B) am not I? C) Don't I? D) Am not I?

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Question 108

I am in a state of dilemma. That means I am:

A) dazzled B) tired C) puzzled / not sure D) confident

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Question 109

She undergoes a strange experience of seeing something not present in front of her. She is suffering from:

A) hallucination B) bronchitis C) tonsillitis D) psychosis

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Question 110

The synonym of 'purgatory' is:

A) Polluted city B) hell / place of suffering C) Heaven D) sky

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Question 111

The synonym of 'creek' is:

A) pond B) lake C) rivulet D) tributary

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Question 112

Because of the heavy rain they decided to call _____ the cricket match.

A) out B) up C) off D) down

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Question 113

Which one of the following numbers has a remainder of 4 when it is divided by 6?

A) 8 B) 12 C) 22 D) 29

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Question 114

The sum of the product and quotient of 4 and 4 is:

A) 16 B) 15 C) 8 D) 17

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Question 115

The average of all even numbers between -4 and 5 is:

A) 1 B) 0.5 C) -1 D) none of these

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Question 116

The sum of the first five prime numbers is:

A) 11 B) 18 C) 26 D) 28

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Question 117

The product of two consecutive even numbers is 224. What are the numbers?

A) 16, 18 B) 12, 14 C) 14, 16 D) 18, 20

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Question 118

If 5 is added to the square of a number, the result is 14. What is the value of that number?

A) 3 B) 5 C) 7 D) 9

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Question 119

If three spoons equal one glass, and two glasses equal one plate, how many spoons equal one plate?

A) 3 B) 6 C) 9 D) 2

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Question 120

If a matrix is of order 5 X 7, then each column will contain how many elements?

A) 5 B) 12 C) 35 D) 7

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Question 121

If the linear equations are 3x + 4y = 7 and 4x - y = 3, what are the values of x and y?

A) 1, 1 B) 1, 2 C) 2, 1 D) 2, 2

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Question 122

What is the value of x in the series: 1, 9, 25, x, 81, 121?

A) 100 B) 36 C) 49 D) 64

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Question 123

What is the slope of a line whose equation is 2x - 4y = 9?

A) 2 B) 1/2 C) -1/2 D) 3

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Question 124

What is the slope of a completely horizontal line?

A) > 1 B) < 0 C) 0 D) 1

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Question 125

The difference between 3/5 of 80 and 30% of 80 is:

A) 20 B) 14 C) 15 D) 24

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Question 126

Gautam spent Rs. 40, which is 5% of his daily wage. What is his total daily wage?

A) Rs. 400 B) Rs. 600 C) Rs. 800 D) Rs. 1000

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Question 127

There are 48 students in a class. If the number of boys is twice the girls, how many girls are there?

A) 16 B) 18 C) 32 D) 28

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Question 128

Find the number x, which is equal to (80% of x) plus 5.

A) 20 B) 30 C) 40 D) 25

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Question 129

If the ratio of two numbers is 2:3 and their sum is 30, what are these numbers?

A) 14, 16 B) 12, 18 C) 10, 20 D) 18, 12

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Question 130

What is the value of cos 60°?

A) 1 B) 1/2 C) 0 D) √3/2

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Question 131

Find the value of x in the series: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, x?

A) 21 B) 22 C) 19 D) 23

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Question 132

If 'n' is an integer, which of the following expressions must be even?

A) n + 1 B) n + 2 C) 2n + 1 D) 2n

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Question 133

The largest prime factor of 255 is:

A) 45 B) 25 C) 17 D) 5

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Question 134

If x + y = 12 and x - y = 6, then what is the value of x^2 - y^2?

A) 18 B) 36 C) 60 D) 72

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Question 135

If x - 5 = 2, then what is the value of x + 12?

A) 15 B) 17 C) 19 D) 18

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Question 136

If 4/a + 4/a + 4/a + 4/a = 16, then what is the value of 4a?

A) 4 B) 8 C) 12 D) 16

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Question 137

If x = 4y, what percent of 2x is 2y?

A) 20% B) 40% C) 30% D) 25%

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Question 138

If the cost of 9 kg of sugar is Rs. 270, how much sugar can be purchased for Rs. 390?

A) 11 kg B) 12 kg C) 13 kg D) 14 kg

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Question 139

By selling 150 apples, a seller gains the selling price of 30 apples. What is the gain percentage?

A) 25% B) 30% C) 12% D) 20%

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Question 140

The cardinal number of a vowel set V = {a, e, i, o, u} is:

A) 4 B) 5 C) 6 D) 7

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Question 141

The total number of seconds in 1 and 1/3 hours is:

A) 4800 B) 4700 C) 4900 D) 5000

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Question 142

A 4m wide carpet is used for carpeting a room 8m long and 3m wide. What is the required length of the carpet?

A) 5m B) 6m C) 2m D) 3m

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Question 143

Hari ranks seventh from the top and twenty-sixth from the bottom in a class. What is the total number of students?

A) 36 B) 35 C) 31 D) 32

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Question 144

If three girls write 3 pages in 3 minutes, in how many minutes can one girl write one page?

A) 4 min B) 5 min C) 3 min D) 6 min

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Question 145

Nepal was hit by a major 7.8 magnitude earthquake on which date?

A) 2072 Baisakh 10 B) 2072 Baisakh 11 C) 2072 Baisakh 12 D) 2072 Baisakh 13

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Question 146

The current constitution of Nepal ('Nepal Ko Sambidhan') was officially released on:

A) 2072 Asoj 4 B) 2072 Asoj 3 C) 2072 Asoj 2 D) 2072 Asoj 1

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Question 147

Who is the author of the classical Nepali novel 'Ek Chihan'?

A) Hridaychandra Singh Pradhan B) Krishnachandra Singh Pradhan C) Bijay Bahadur Malla D) Parijat

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Question 148

Who is widely considered as the Father of Computer?

A) Charles Babbage B) Bill Gates C) Mark Zuckerberg D) Chris Hughes

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Question 149

What is the full technical meaning of the abbreviation LCD?

A) Light and Clear Display B) Liquid Crystal Display C) Light Crystal Display D) Liquid Clear Display

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Question 150

Which is the first historical bank established in Nepal?

A) Nepal Bank Limited B) Rastriya Banijya Bank C) Nepal Investment Bank D) Nepal Rastra Bank

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Question 151

How many total provinces (Pradesh) are established in Nepal according to the constitution?

A) 5 B) 7 C) 8 D) 9

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Question 152

Sincere people always abide _______ their promise.

A) by B) of C) at D) on

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Question 153

The new manager will _______ his position on August 30.

A) take off B) take out C) take over D) take after

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Question 154

Choose the option that represents the closest meaning of the idiom: 'He got a Lion's share of the profits.'

A) No share at all B) The largest or greater share of something C) A very small part D) An illegal slice of profit

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Question 155

Neither of them _______ a problem during the mock test setup.

A) anticipate B) anticipates C) have anticipated D) are anticipating

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Question 156

Choose the correct passive voice for: 'We celebrate Democracy Day on Falgun seven.'

A) Democracy Day is celebrated on Falgun seven by us. B) Democracy Day was celebrated on Falgun seven by us. C) Democracy Day has been celebrated on Falgun seven by us. D) Democracy Day had been celebrated on Falgun seven by us.

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Question 157

That which cannot be divided or separated is called:

A) indelible B) indivisible C) insoluble D) indefensible

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Question 158

Which of the following terms is a valid abstract noun?

A) desk B) fear C) class D) needle

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Question 159

Select the option nearest in meaning to the word 'emulate':

A) imitate B) deny C) discuss D) reject

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Question 160

Raman is a versatile boy. The underlined word 'versatile' means:

A) bad B) clumsy C) gifted / multi-talented D) lazy

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Question 161

Select the correct antonym for the word 'segregation':

A) appreciation B) integration C) cohesion D) co-ordination

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Question 162

Which of the following options presents an INCORRECT subject-verb agreement?

A) Each of the women owns her home. B) All of the women own their own homes. C) Here are two wrenches and a hammer. D) Here is a hammer and two wrenches.

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Question 163

Choose the past participle form of the verb 'quit':

A) quitted B) quit C) quitting D) has quit

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Question 164

Which of the following words requires absolute capitalization when used in prose?

A) winter B) ocean C) jewish D) university

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Question 165

He is accused _______ cheating during the final term evaluation.

A) for B) of C) on D) in

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Question 166

Select the correct situational meaning of the idiom: 'In the good books of'

A) enjoying a pleasant reading moment B) enjoying the favor or approval of someone C) possessing a rare novel book collection D) purchasing textbook options at cheap rates

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Question 167

I am _______ tired to go any further tonight.

A) to B) too C) so D) not

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Question 168

Convert to indirect speech: Hari says, 'I am very happy.'

A) Hari says he is very happy. B) Hari says he was very happy. C) Hari said he is very happy. D) Hari said he was very happy.

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Question 169

If everybody does _______ part, the transition game should go smoothly.

A) his B) her C) his or her D) their

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Question 170

When did you _______ on the final stage of your trek?

A) set to B) set out C) set up D) set off

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Question 171

Jenny always _______ when you least expected her to appear.

A) showed up B) shut up C) showed off D) shut down

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Question 172

It is a long 14-hour flight, so this book will give me a chance to _______ my reading backlog.

A) catch up on B) catch on C) catch up with D) catch out

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Question 173

I am still trying to _______ this stubborn common cold.

A) shake off B) shake up C) shack up D) show off

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Question 174

Take up a brisk walk to _______ a good appetite before dinner.

A) work out B) work up C) wrap up D) write off

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Question 175

Give the most appropriate synonym for the word 'ameliorate':

A) finish B) appreciate C) improve D) affluent

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Question 176

Which option is an appropriate synonym for the word 'squalor'?

A) miser B) indolent C) hinder D) shabby / filthy condition

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Question 177

Give an exact operational synonym for the word 'hallowed':

A) mellowed B) sacred C) decayed D) mixed

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Question 178

The correct structural antonym for the word 'cynical' is:

A) rustic B) optimistic / friendly C) hostile D) simple

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Question 179

Give the direct structural antonym for 'corpulent':

A) bulky B) skinny C) obese D) fat

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Question 180

The criminal act of killing one's own sister is professionally termed:

A) regicide B) genocide C) sororicide D) suicide

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Question 181

Badminton is played on a court, whereas boxing is conducted inside a _______.

A) court B) track C) ring D) arena

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Question 182

A nun lives inside a convent, whereas a hermit resides inside a _______.

A) prison B) hermitage C) asylum D) cottage

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Question 183

Complete the auditory sound pattern: Bells toll, but bracelets _______.

A) tolls B) jingle C) whistle D) rattles

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Question 184

What is the structural opposite of the vocabulary word 'pompous'?

A) humble B) rough C) cheap D) unique

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Question 185

One who abandons his religious faith or structural political cause is called a/an _______.

A) apostate B) atheist C) secular D) credulous

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Question 186

Repetition or writing down speech word-for-word is putting it _______.

A) pedantic B) extempore C) epilogue D) verbatim

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Question 187

The elderly patient unfortunately died _______ cancer last week.

A) by B) in C) of D) from

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Question 188

I hope you will agree _______ me on this administrative issue.

A) to B) on C) with D) for

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Question 189

I am angry _______ your rude manner, but I am not angry _______ you personally.

A) at, with B) with, with C) to, with D) to, to

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Question 190

This magazine is not useful _______ me as I have no deep interest in music.

A) to B) with C) for D) by

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Question 191

The careless driver was heavily fined _______ parking his truck in a no-parking zone.

A) for B) on C) in D) at

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Question 192

What is the accurate legal meaning of the Latin expression phrase 'ad interim'?

A) at pleasure B) at will C) to the extreme D) for the time being / temporary

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Question 193

A government format managed and controlled exclusively by the rich class is called a/an _______.

A) oligarchy B) aristocracy C) plutocracy D) democracy

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Question 194

We must leave early _______ we won't be able to secure a seat.

A) otherwise B) yet C) however D) but

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Question 195

Select the correct behavioral meaning of the idiom clause: 'Work like a Trojan'

A) treats people poorly B) works extremely hard with dedication C) watches events carefully D) sleeps during regular duty hours

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Question 196

If a piece of clothing is said to 'Fit like a glove', it means it _______.

A) fits very well / perfectly B) loosely fits the person C) matches alternative colors D) dresses down a situation

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Question 197

The phrase expression 'Dressed up to the nines' means a person is _______.

A) in a very happy spirit B) dressed in one's absolute best smart clothes C) wearing a simple uniform design D) running late for an important formal meeting

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Question 198

The idiomatic phrase expression 'Call a spade a spade' implies a speaker chooses _______.

A) to disrespect their colleagues B) to talk in deep anger C) to speak plainly and directly about the truth D) to manipulate underlying facts

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Question 199

The idiom expression 'Root and branch' implies an operation was conducted _______.

A) entirely / completely B) step-by-step C) part-by-part D) with minimal tracking data

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Question 200

Give the direct vocabulary synonym for the word 'Spurious':

A) false / fake B) harmful C) poisonous D) foreign

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Question 201

What is the exact vocabulary antonym for the word 'Moist'?

A) parched / bone dry B) dry C) hard D) crisp

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Question 202

The synonym of recurring is:

A) occurring repeatedly B) happening rarely C) occurring once a week D) occurring seldom

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Question 203

The antonym of 'on' is:

A) of B) un C) off D) out

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Question 204

The synonym of purgatory is:

A) Polluted city B) hell C) Heaven D) sky

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Question 205

The synonym of creek is:

A) pond B) late C) rivulet D) tributary

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Question 206

That which cannot be divided is called:

A) Indelible B) indivisible C) Insoluble D) indefensible

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Question 207

Which of the following words is an abstract noun?

A) Desk B) fear C) class D) needle

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Question 208

The opposite meaning of 'accepted' is:

A) Liked B) noted C) Provided D) rejected

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Question 209

Choose the word nearest in meaning to 'emulate':

A) Imitate B) Deny C) Discuss D) Reject

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Question 210

Raman is a versatile boy. The word 'versatile' means:

A) Bad B) clumsy C) gifted D) lazy

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Question 211

Select the correct antonym for 'segregation':

A) Appreciation B) integration C) Cohesion D) co-ordination

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Question 212

The synonym of 'ameliorate' is:

A) finish B) appreciate C) improve D) affluent

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Question 213

Which one is the appropriate synonym of 'squalor'?

A) miser B) indolent C) hinder D) shabby

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Question 214

Give an exact synonym of 'hallowed':

A) mellowed B) sacred C) decayed D) mixed

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Question 215

The antonym of 'cynical' is:

A) rustic B) friendly C) hostile D) simple

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Question 216

Give the antonym of 'corpulent':

A) bulky B) skinny C) obese D) fat

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Question 217

Killing of one's sister is called:

A) regicide B) genocide C) sororicide D) suicide

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Question 218

Killing of a snake is called:

A) apicide B) avicide C) herpeticide D) filicide

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Question 219

What is the opposite of 'pompous'?

A) humble B) rough C) cheap D) unique

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Question 220

One who abandons his religious faith is a/an:

A) apostate B) atheist C) secular D) credulous

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Question 221

The word 'profuse' is meant for:

A) not many B) an average number C) great abundance D) current amount

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Question 222

The word 'resemblance' means:

A) lasting only for a short time B) the state of being alike C) victory over a place by force D) liquid that cures all ills

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Question 223

The opposite of 'detest' is:

A) love B) hate C) prove D) none

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Question 224

The Synonym of 'Spurious' is:

A) false B) harmful C) poisonous D) foreign

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Question 225

Which is the appropriate synonym of 'annex'?

A) add B) low C) copy D) initial

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Question 226

Which one is the appropriate synonym of 'Concert'?

A) beauty B) power C) agreement D) none of these

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Question 227

The antonym of 'engage' is:

A) abstain B) liberate C) release D) join

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Question 228

Give the antonym of 'Fable':

A) truth B) fact C) reality D) actuality

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Question 229

What is the antonym of 'Moist'?

A) parched B) dry C) hard D) crisp

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Question 230

The meaning of 'shimmer' is:

A) to flicker like sunlight B) to shine like sunlight C) to move like sunlight D) all of above

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Question 231

The word 'Snub' gives the meaning as:

A) to ignore B) to avoid C) to shun D) all of above

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Question 232

Choose the correct alternative for the underlined phrase: 'He got a Lion's share of the profits.'

A) No share at all B) Greater share of a thing C) Very small part D) Little profit

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Question 233

Select the correct meaning of the idiom: 'In the good books of'

A) Enjoying a pleasant moment. B) Enjoying the favor of someone. C) Possessing a good book for reading. D) Purchasing an expensive book.

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Question 234

What is the meaning of the idiomatic phrase 'Fit like a glove'?

A) Fits very well B) Loosely fits C) Matches poorly D) Dresses warmly

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Question 235

What does the expression 'Dressed up to the nines' mean?

A) Wearing a casual school uniform B) Dressed in one's absolute best or highly fashionable clothes C) Wearing nine items of clothing at once D) Appearing unkempt for a formal meeting

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Question 236

The idiomatic phrase 'Call a spade a spade' means:

A) To talk with deep anger B) To speak plainly and directly about the truth C) To intentionally manipulate facts D) To disrespect an authority figure

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Question 237

The phrase 'Root and branch' means:

A) Entirely or completely B) Step by step C) Part by part D) Superficially

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Question 238

What is the behavioral meaning of the phrasal idiom 'Work like a Trojan'?

A) To complete tasks carelessly B) To work exceptionally hard with deep dedication C) To avoid duties by resting during shifts D) To demand immediate help from peers

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Question 239

The phrase 'Give a wide berth' is meant to indicate:

A) To welcome warmly B) To applaud loudly C) To motivate peers D) To avoid or stay away from someone or something

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Question 240

What historical outcome does the term 'Pyrrhic victory' describe?

A) A landslide, effortless triumph B) A long-awaited political compromise C) A victory achieved at an ruinously high cost to the winner D) A victory secured through military deceit

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Question 241

The idiomatic expression 'Set people by the ears' means:

A) To incite or provoke people to quarrel B) To listen with absolute attention C) To deliver an exceptionally long speech D) To praise a group publicly

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Question 242

When a situational report states 'Time will tell', it implies:

A) There is absolutely no time left on the clock. B) Future events will eventually show whether actions were right or wrong. C) The testing schedule has been canceled. D) Clocks need technical maintenance.

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Question 243

If an evening is described as 'a night out on the town', it implies it is full of:

A) Exhausting administrative duties B) Fun, celebratory entertainment, and social activities C) Technical hardware programming tasks D) Solitary quiet reflection

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Question 244

The phrasal verb expression 'Bandy words' means:

A) To exchange words argumentatively or debate heatedly B) To offer polite compliments to an authority C) To write down notes silently D) To speak with a rhythmic cadence

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Question 245

The phrasal idiom 'Ever and anon' means:

A) A binding, permanent promise B) Now and then; occasionally C) Happening constantly without any break D) Occurring strictly at midnight

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Question 246

What language function is expressed in the sentence: 'I'll tell your parents what you did.'?

A) Predicting a standard future event B) Issuing a threat C) Promising a gift rewards package D) Requesting immediate technical advice

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<b>Chapter 1:</b> Section A - English (20 Marks) — Practice