It was "she not me," who put forth the attractive proposition.

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she, not I

her, not me

her, not I

she , but me

none of them

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In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. According to a recent study, financial problems, together with their serious ramifications, 'ranks as one of the high causes of marital stress'.

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ranks as one of the high causes to marital stress

rank as one of the leading causes of marital stress

rank as one of the most high causes of marital stress

ranks as one of the leading causes of marital stress

None of these

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In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. Raised in a large and noisy family, 'It was only when away to college that I learned how refreshing solitude could be'.

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it was only when I went away to college that I learned how refreshing solitude could be

when I went away to college I learned how refreshing solitude could be

going away to college taught me how refreshing solitude could be

I did not learn how refreshing solitude could be until I went away to college

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In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. The concert this weekend promises to attract 'an even greater amount of people ' than the last one.

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an even greater amount of people

an ever larger amount of people

an even greater number of people

a number of people even larger

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In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. 'Underestimating its value, breakfast is a meal many people skip'

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Underestimating its value, breakfast is a meal many people skip

Breakfast is skipped by many people becuase of their underestimating its value

Many people, underestimating the value of breakfast, and skipping it

Many people skip breakfast because they underestimate its value

None of these

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Fill in the gap: Although some think the terms 'bug' and 'insect' are ----, the former term actually refers to ----group of insects.

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parallel ---an identical

precise --an exact

interchangeable --a particular

exclusive ---a separate

useful --a useless

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It was "she not me," who put forth the attractive proposition.

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In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. According to a recent study, financial problems, together with their serious ramifications, 'ranks as one of the high causes of marital stress'.

In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. Raised in a large and noisy family, 'It was only when away to college that I learned how refreshing solitude could be'.

In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. The concert this weekend promises to attract 'an even greater amount of people ' than the last one.

In each of the following sentences, some part or the entire sentence is quotation. 'Underestimating its value, breakfast is a meal many people skip'

Fill in the gap: Although some think the terms 'bug' and 'insect' are ----, the former term actually refers to ----group of insects.