- ashowed up
- bshut up
- cshowed off
- dshut down
Answer (a): "Show up" means to appear or arrive, which fits someone turning up unexpectedly.
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Answer (a): "Show up" means to appear or arrive, which fits someone turning up unexpectedly.
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Answer (a): "Catch up on" means to do something you have not had time to do, such as reading.
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Answer (c): "Do over" means to redecorate or renovate, so she is having the cottage done over.
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Answer (b): "Get across" means to be communicated and understood, which suits an advertisement.
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Answer (a): "Shake off" means to get rid of an illness.
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Answer (b): "Work up an appetite" is the fixed phrase meaning to make yourself hungry.
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Answer (c): To ameliorate is to make something better, so it means improve.
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Answer (d): Squalor is a dirty, neglected condition, closest to shabby.
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Answer (b): Hallowed means holy or revered, so sacred.
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Answer (b): Corpulent means fat; the opposite is skinny.
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Answer (c): Latin soror means sister, so killing a sister is sororicide.
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Answer (c): A boxing match takes place in a ring.
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Answer (b): A nun lives in a convent and a hermit in a hermitage.
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Answer (a): A bell tolls (rings slowly), while bracelets jingle.
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Answer (a): Pompous means self-important; the opposite is humble.
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Answer (a): An apostate is a person who gives up their religion (the option is misprinted as "postate").
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Answer (d): Verbatim means in exactly the same words.
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Answer (c): We say "die of" a disease.
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Answer (c): "Agree with" a person.
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Answer (a): We are angry "at" a thing and angry "with" a person.
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Answer (a): "Look for" means to search.
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Answer (a): "Useful to" someone is the usual collocation.
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Answer (a): We are fined "for" an offence.
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Answer (c): "Good at" a skill or activity.
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Answer (d): Latin ad interim means in the meantime, that is, for the time being.
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Answer (c): Plutocracy is rule by the wealthy (ploutos means wealth).
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Answer (a): "Otherwise" means "if not", which gives the needed condition.
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Answer (b): The idiom means to work very hard, so "works".
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Answer (a): The idiom means to fit perfectly.
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Answer (c): "A night on the town" means a lively evening of fun and entertainment.
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Answer (b): "To the nines" means in an elegant, showy way, so dressed in one's best clothes.
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Answer (b): She was annoyed when the Sultan said his income did not allow him to hire a maid or spend lavishly.
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Answer (d): He told the Begum the treasure was the people's wealth and he was answerable to God.
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Answer (c): She asked, "Why don't you employ some maid servant?"
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Answer (b): The passage calls him a wise and just ruler whom everybody praised.
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Answer (a): The Sultan led a simple life and employed no servants, so she had to do the chores.
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Answer (b): Equal inclination with both axes means slope $=\pm1$. $\frac{-5-2}{k-1}=\frac{-7}{k-1}$. Setting it to $1$ gives $k=-6$; setting it to $-1$ gives $k=8$, which is not offered, so $-6$ is the only option.
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Answer (c): $\cot 90^\circ=\frac{\cos 90^\circ}{\sin 90^\circ}=\frac{0}{1}=0$.
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Answer (a): There are 2 red queens in 52 cards, so $P=\frac{2}{52}=\frac{1}{26}$ (a queen of any suit would be $\frac{1}{13}$, which is not offered).
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Answer (b): By De Morgan: $A\cap(B\cup C)^c=A\cap B^c\cap C^c=(A-B)\cap(A-C)$.
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Answer (c): $n(M\cup S)=120-10=110$. $110=90+72-n(M\cap S)$, so $n(M\cap S)=52$.
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Answer (b): The midpoint is $\frac{-5+7}{2}=1$ and the half-width is $6$, so $|x-1|<6$.
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Answer (a): The range is the set of second elements: 2, 3, 4, 5.
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Answer (c): $\tan180^\circ=\frac{\sin180^\circ}{\cos180^\circ}=\frac{0}{-1}=0$.
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Answer (b): This is the standard formula for the sum of the first n squares.
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Answer (b): Here $a_{ij}=-a_{ji}$ and the diagonal is zero, so $A^T=-A$: skew-symmetric.
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Answer (b): $r^2=9$, so $r=3$.
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Answer (a): $2\sqrt{128}=2\cdot8\sqrt2=16\sqrt2$ and $\sqrt{162}=9\sqrt2$, total $25\sqrt2$.
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Answer (d): $A^2=\begin{bmatrix}7&4\6&7\end{bmatrix}$. Then $A^2-2A-5I=\begin{bmatrix}7-2-5&4-4\6-6&7-2-5\end{bmatrix}=0$.
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Answer (c): A quarter of 400 is 100, and half of 100 is 50.
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Answer (c): Half percent is $0.5%=\frac{0.5}{100}=0.005$.
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Answer (d): Present worth $=2562-122=2440$. $122=\frac{2440\cdot r\cdot(1/3)}{100}$, so $r=\frac{122\cdot300}{2440}=15%$.
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Answer (c): New area $=1.2\times1.2=1.44$ times the old area, an increase of $44%$.
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Answer (b): Triangles AOD and BOC are congruent (SAS, with vertically opposite angles at O), so BC = AD = 6 cm.
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Answer (a): Amount $=34347=30000(1.07)^n$, so $(1.07)^n=1.1449=(1.07)^2$, giving $n=2$.
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Answer (a): $CP=\frac{720}{0.75}=960$. Selling price for 25% gain $=960\times1.25=1200$.
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Answer (d): Cost per pen $=\frac{96}{12}=8$; selling price per pen $=\frac{90}{10}=9$. Gain $=\frac{1}{8}\times100=12.5%$.
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Answer (a): $\cos^2\theta-\sin^2\theta=\cos2\theta$, so it equals $\cos60^\circ=\frac12$.
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Answer (d): The paper prints the stone area as 0.16 cm square, a misprint for 0.16 m square. Courtyard area $=5.5\times4.8=26.4\ \text{m}^2$, so the number of stones $=\frac{26.4}{0.16}=165$.
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Answer (a): $5600\times\frac{3.5}{100}=196$.
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Answer (a): $\frac{696}{5800}\times100=12%$.
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Answer (a): Tax $=2400-2000=400$, rate $=\frac{400}{2000}\times100=20%$.
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Answer (c): Let son $=s$, father $=52-s$. $44-s=8(s-8)$, so $108=9s$ and $s=12$.
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Answer (a): $x^2-4=21$, so $x^2=25$ and $x=5$ (also $-5$).
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Answer (b): Completing squares: $(x-6)^2+(y-2)^2=9+36+4=49$, so $r=7$.
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Answer (a): A consistent independent system has exactly one solution (lines intersect at one point).
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Answer (a): The left end a is excluded and the right end b is included: a left open (half-open) interval.
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Answer (d): $g(f(x))=3(2x^2-3)+2=6x^2-9+2=6x^2-7$.
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Answer (b): A singular matrix has zero determinant (no inverse).
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Answer (d): Adding gives $-y=10$, so $y=-10$ and $x=-9$. A single solution means consistent and independent (slopes $\frac43$ and $2$ differ).
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Answer (d): $2\text{ km}=2000$ m, so $2000:600=10:3$.
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Answer (d): In a proportion a:b = c:d, a and d are extremes while b and c are means.
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Answer (d): A negative discriminant gives complex (imaginary) roots.
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Answer (a): Ten sides is a decagon.
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Answer (c): A linear equation has degree one.
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Answer (d): Coplanar lines that never meet are parallel.
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Answer (a): The highest power of x is 2.
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Answer (a): $G^2=AH$ (since $AH=\frac{a+b}{2}\cdot\frac{2ab}{a+b}=ab=G^2$), so they are in G.P.
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Answer (b): $CP=\frac{76}{1.52}=50$. Selling at 74 gives gain $24$, i.e. $\frac{24}{50}=48%$.
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Answer (d): $CP=\frac{10}{6}=\frac53$ each, $SP=\frac64=\frac32$. Loss $=\frac53-\frac32=\frac16$, so loss $%=\frac{1/6}{5/3}\times100=10%$.
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Answer (b): $SP=1100\times0.9=990$. $CP=\frac{990}{1.10}=900$.
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Answer (d): Loss $=1260-1197=63$, and $\frac{63}{1260}\times100=5%$.
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Answer (d): $CP=\frac{10}{11}$, $SP=\frac{11}{10}$ per pen. Profit $%=\frac{SP-CP}{CP}=\frac{121-100}{100}=21%$.
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Answer (c): Muktinath is in Mustang district.
Answer (a): The Nile (about 6,650 km) is traditionally counted as the longest river, though some measurements now give the Amazon.
Answer (c): OS stands for Operating System.
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Answer (c): If Monday is two days away, today is Saturday, so yesterday was Friday.
Answer (a): Province 3 (now Bagmati) includes Sindhupalchok, where Helambu lies. Birgunj is in Madhesh, Tanahun in Gandaki and Lumbini in Province 5; none of the others are districts of Province 3.
Answer (c): One byte is 8 bits.
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Answer (d): France beat Croatia 4-2 in the 2018 final in Russia.
Answer (c): Arranging data in order is called sorting.
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Answer (c): Nepal has 77 districts: the earlier 75 became 77 when Nawalparasi and Rukum were each split into two under the 2015 federal structure.
Answer (c): WWW, e-mail and HTTP are internet services or protocols; a CD-ROM is a storage medium.
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