- astart
- bstarting
- cstarted
- dto start
Answer (b): After "look forward to", the "to" is a preposition, so a gerund (-ing form) follows.
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Answer (b): After "look forward to", the "to" is a preposition, so a gerund (-ing form) follows.
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Answer (c): "What was she like?" asks for a description of a person's character or appearance.
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Answer (b): "Find out" means to discover information, which fits phoning the station.
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Answer (a): An affirmative addition uses "too" with the same auxiliary: "Ralph has too". "Hasn't either" would be negative and does not match.
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Answer (b): "Up front" means open and honest, so the closest word is sincere.
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Answer (a): Something kept under wraps is hidden or kept secret.
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Answer (d): The proverb is "An Englishman's home is his castle".
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Answer (d): The saying is that false friends are worse than open enemies, because you cannot guard against them.
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Answer (c): A superlative with "ever" needs "the" before it: the most beautiful.
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Answer (a): "Get rid of" means to dispose of something unwanted.
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Answer (b): Injustice means unfairness, so its opposite is fairness.
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Answer (a): "Prices" is plural and "now" signals present continuous, so "are increasing".
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Answer (a): "Please find enclosed" is the standard business-letter phrase.
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Answer (a): BEAU-ti-ful carries the main stress on the first syllable.
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Answer (d): Painful (-ful), goodness (-ness) and fearless (-less) have suffixes; "courage" does not.
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Answer (c): Good, painful and bad are adjectives; "well" is an adverb of manner.
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Answer (a): We "speak" a language, and the singular subject needs the -s form.
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Answer (c): "Mine" stands for "my English" (singular), and the first clause uses "is improving", so the answer is "isn't".
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Answer (c): If Mike is beside Pat, then Pat is also beside Mike.
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Answer (d): We use "on" with floors of a building.
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Answer (c): "Last year" shows past time, so the question uses "Did".
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Answer (b): "Ago" is used after a period of time to say how long back an event happened.
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Answer (a): "Works in this hospital" is the only natural meaning.
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Answer (d): After the modal "will" we use the base form: turn.
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Answer (c): The earlier mistake is shown with past perfect after the past tense "began".
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Answer (a): The tag for "Let us go" (a suggestion) is "shall we?".
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Answer (b): "Neither" takes a singular verb, so "anticipates".
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Answer (a): Simple present active becomes "is/are + past participle" in the passive.
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Answer (a): "Obedient" begins with a vowel sound, so "an".
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Answer (d): The antonym of accepted is rejected.
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Answer (a): To copy something is to imitate it.
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Answer (a): With a present-tense reporting verb (says) the tense does not change; only the pronoun changes.
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Answer (c): Plutocracy means rule by the wealthy (ploutos means wealth).
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Answer (a): "Otherwise" means "if we are not early", which gives the needed condition.
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Answer (d): Boxing takes place in a ring.
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Answer (b): The passage calls this a "conventional belief", which Anderson's research discredits.
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Answer (c): The passage says children muse upon the meaning of what they see, not merely absorb words and images.
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Answer (a): The passage says television relies on cinematic techniques such as montage and crosscutting.
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Answer (a): Children learn to draw inferences about time, character and implied events from TV techniques.
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Answer (a): $n(A\cup B)=n(A)+n(B)-n(A\cap B)$, so the last term must be 0, meaning the sets are disjoint.
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Answer (d): The complement has $120-100=20$ elements.
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Answer (c): Pay $4250\times1.13=4802.5$.
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Answer (a): $67275\div115=585$ US dollars.
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Answer (b): $g(2)=3$, then $f(3)=6$.
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Answer (c): Monthly saving is 20% of 720 $=144$; yearly $144\times12=1728$.
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Answer (b): Let SP of 12 = CP of 15 = 15. Then CP of 12 = 12, gain $=3$, gain% $=3/12\times100=25%$.
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Answer (c): Area $=\frac12(44\times28)=616$, so $\pi r^2=616$ gives $r=14$; $C=2\pi r=2\cdot\frac{22}{7}\cdot14=88$ cm.
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Answer (d): Height $=\text{volume}/\text{base area}=96/24=4$ m.
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Answer (b): $r=175$ cm, base area $=\frac{22}{7}\times175^2=96250$ cm$^2$. Decrease $=154000/96250=1.6=8/5$ cm.
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Answer (a): Parts total 7, so one part is 5; the smaller number is $2\times5=10$.
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Answer (a): $343=7^3$, so $343^{-2/3}=7^{-2}=1/49$.
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Answer (b): $9^{2x-1}=3^{4x-2}$, so $2x+1=4x-2$, giving $x=3/2$.
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Answer (b): Favourable: 3 and 6, so $2/6=1/3$.
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Answer (a): Multiples of 3: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, which is 5 numbers, so $5/15=1/3$.
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Answer (c): The three coordinate planes make 8 octants.
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Answer (d): Area of a rhombus is $\frac12 d_1d_2$.
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Answer (c): Height $=24/6=4$ cm.
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Answer (c): Base $=2\times56/8=14$ cm.
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Answer (a): $|A|=9-8=1$, so $A^{-1}=\begin{pmatrix}3&-2\-4&3\end{pmatrix}$.
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Answer (a): A matrix with zero determinant is singular.
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Answer (c): The story of summing 1 to 100 quickly is credited to Gauss.
Answer (b): Infinite GP: $S=\frac{a}{1-r}=\frac{1}{1-1/2}=2$.
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Answer (c): A.M. $=\frac{(x-3)+(x+5)}{2}=x+1$.
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Answer (a): $\sin(45+30)=\frac{1}{\sqrt2}\cdot\frac{\sqrt3}{2}+\frac1{\sqrt2}\cdot\frac12=\frac{\sqrt3+1}{2\sqrt2}$.
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Answer (c): Sum $=54$, divided by 6 gives 9.
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Answer (d): Slopes are $2/3$ and $-3/2$; their product is $-1$, so the lines are perpendicular.
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Answer (b): Put $t=x-a\to0$; $\sin t/t\to1$.
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Answer (a): Standard result: $\frac{d}{dx}\tan x=\sec^2x$.
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Answer (c): Factor: $\frac{(x-3)(x+3)}{x-3}=x+3$, which tends to $6$ as $x\to3$. The text version of this question was mis-transcribed as $x\to a$; the scan shows $x\to3$.
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Answer (d): Reflection in $y=x$ swaps coordinates, giving $(2,-1)$.
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Answer (a): $i^{101}=(i^4)^{25}\cdot i=i$.
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Answer (c): Each element is in or out, giving $2^n$ subsets.
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Answer (b): $\sin180^\circ=0$.
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Answer (c): Centre $=(-g,-f)$ with $2g=-4$, $2f=2$, so $(2,-1)$.
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Answer (b): Standard formula $\frac{\sqrt3}{4}a^2$.
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Answer (b): $360^\circ/6=60^\circ$.
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Answer (c): $90^\circ=100^g$, so $270\times\frac{10}{9}=300^g$.
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Answer (a): The paper prints the distance as 1000 m, a misprint for 100 m (the options are 100, 75, 50 and 40 m). With $\tan45^\circ=1$, height equals distance, so the height is 100 m.
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Answer (d): $\tan\theta=1$, so $\theta=45^\circ$.
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Answer (b): For positive $x$, the absolute value is $x$ itself.
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Answer (b): It gives 1 for $x>0$ and $-1$ for $x<0$ ($x=0$ is excluded).
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Answer (c): The complement of a complement returns the original set.
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Answer (c): $ar^{5}=3\cdot3^5=3^6=729$.
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Answer (d): $2n$ is even, so $2n+1$ is always odd.
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Answer (b): Medians meet at the centroid.
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Answer (a): Roots are $-1$ and $-2$, neither a natural number, so the set is empty.
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Answer (a): $a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)$ and $a^2+2ab+b^2=(a+b)^2$; the common factor is $a+b$.
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Answer (a): PDF stands for Portable Document Format.
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Answer (b): The abacus is the oldest of these (thousands of years old).
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Answer (a): The joint Nepal-China measurement of December 2020 gave 8848.86 m.
Answer (b): Karnali Blues was written by Buddhisagar.
Answer (c): At the time of the exam (2078, Deuba cabinet), Devendra Paudel held the Education portfolio.
Answer (c): Frogs belong to order Anura.
Answer (c): Muktinath is in Mustang district.
Answer (a): Traditionally the Nile (about 6,650 km) is listed as the longest; some recent measurements argue for the Amazon.