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A poured      

B leaked  

C trickled     

D dropped

A dissimilar  

B divergent  

C distinct    

D distinguished

A doesn't it    

B doesn't she   

C does she 

D does it

A mustn't have helped  

B should have helped

C can have helped       

D needn't have helped

A old-fashioned   

B long-winded  

C well-mannered

D deep-rooted

A contortions  

B concessions    

C consolations

D contractions

A postpone 

B to postpone  

C to postponing 

D postponing

A would remind 

B remind      

C reminded  

D will remind

A turn up      

B go for    

C look for    

D check up

A which caused 

B caused    

C be caused   

D was caused

A confidentially 

B confide    

C confidence  

D confidential

A had been   

B will have been

C have been 

D were

A making every attempt possible 

B exercising regularly to keep fit

C staying up working late at night

D having lots of food late at night

A decorate      

B replace      

C associate   

D provide

A subsequent to

B previous to  

C at the time of   

D proceeding

A oblivious     

B controversial   

C ubiquitous 

D unknown

A Taking a gap year should be among the best choices for us, don’t you think?

B Let's take a gap year and see how things go!

C What do you think about taking a gap year before university?

D How come you decided to take a gap year before university!

A Little wonder you do!    

B Forget about it!

C Don’t sweat over it!   

D No offense intended!

A with  

B in      

C for  

D from

A MBA degree   

B decrease 

C graduate   

D factor

A expensive  

B affordable    

C comfortable  

D competitive

A Harvard      

B Yale      

C Stanford  

D Princeton

A the extraction from   

B the advantage of

C the movement toward

D the drawback of

A a center for international affairs 

B a neighborhood in New York

C a major financial center  

D a shopping district

A declining population   

B low salary and foreign competition

C lack of necessity for an MBA  

D fewer MBA schools

A They enter via the nervous svstem.

B They are filtered from the sensory storage area.

C They get chunked when they enter the brain.

D They revert from the long term memory.

A appears      

B passes    

C continues     

D wastes

A long term memory     

B sensory- storage area

C maintenance area    

D STM

A To provide a type of interruption

B To compare another sound that is loud like a doorbell

C To give an example of a type of memory

D To prove that dogs have better memories than humans

A long-term memory 

B a better way  

C information        

D elaborate rehearsal

A fun       

B recognition  

C relaxation  

D hints

A The working memory is the same as the short term memory.

B A memory is kept alive through constant repetition.

C Multiple choice exams are the most difficult.

D Cues help people to recognize information.

A Judgemental

B Dismissive  

C Assertive     

D Concerned

A duel function  

B natural sweetener 

C other wounds   

D unaware of

A the      

B dancer

C ever        

D become

A which     

B and    

C from   

D matter

A Jane reminded James of the dangers of careless driving.

B Jane criticized Janies for driving carelessly.

C Jane warned James against driving so fast.

D Jane pleaded with James not to drive so fast.

A I have never talked to any boy as intelligent as Johan.

B Johan is far more intelligent than anyone I have ever talked to.

C Johan is the most intelligent boy I have never talked to.

D I have ever talked to a far more intelligent boy than Johan.

A The discovery made by the archaeologists when they opened the tomb was amazing.

B The findings upon the opening of the tomb took all archaeologists by surprise.

C The tomb having been opened, the archaeologists were amazed by their discoveries.

D Opening the tomb, what was discovered by the archaeologists was amazing.

A A passer-by intervened just when a criminal was trying to attack Jane in the act of going home.

B Had it not been for the intervention of a helpful passer-by, Jane would have been attacked on her way home.

C If Jane hadn't got in the criminal's way home, a helpful passer-by would have been attacked.

D A helpful passer-by put an end to the attack from Jane when going home with the criminal.

A There had been warnings about the flood, so the people in nearby villages must not have been surprised by it.

B Even though the earthquake had been predicted, residents of nearby villages were taken by surprise when it struck.

C The flood having been predicted, even those inhabitants living in nearby villages were prepared for it.

D The flood had been predicted, for the residents in nearby villages were struck before they received the warnings.