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Prepositions

easy
English

My uncle, who is a businessman, often travels ____ air.

A
on
B
in
C
by
D
from
Explanation and memory cue

The correct preposition to indicate traveling using a mode of transport is 'by'. Therefore, 'by air' is the correct phrase to use when referring to traveling through the air.

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Prepositions

easy
English

Travelling ____ air is faster than travelling ____ sea.

A
on; on
B
by; by
C
in; on
D
by; at
Explanation and memory cue

The correct preposition to use with modes of transport like 'air' and 'sea' is 'by'. Therefore, 'Travelling by air is faster than travelling by sea.' is grammatically correct.

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One Word Substitutes

easy
English

What is the word for severely abusive writing in journals?

A
imaginary
B
speculative
C
scurrilous
D
sarcastic
Explanation and memory cue

The word 'scurrilous' means making or spreading scandalous claims about someone with the intention of damaging their reputation, which aligns with 'severely abusive writing.' The other options do not convey this meaning.

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Fill In The Blanks

easy
English

The _____ man was taken to the hospital.

A
injure
B
injured
C
injury
D
injurious
Explanation and memory cue

The correct word to complete the sentence is 'injured' because it is the past participle used as an adjective to describe the man who was harmed. 'Injure' is a verb, 'injury' is a noun, and 'injurious' is an adjective meaning harmful but not used to describe a person in this context.

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Idioms and Phrases

easy
English

What does the idiom "The pros and cons of" mean?

A
measure the ingredient
B
observe etiquette
C
consider all facts
D
postpone action
Explanation and memory cue

The idiom "the pros and cons of" means to consider all the positive and negative aspects or facts of a situation before making a decision.

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One Word Substitutes

easy
English

An error in printing or writing is called _____?

A
Flaw
B
Erratum
C
Elixir
D
Pangaea
Explanation and memory cue

An error in printing or writing is called an 'Erratum'. This term specifically refers to mistakes found in printed material, making option B the correct answer.

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Synonyms

easy
English

Choose the correct synonym of "Quenching".

A
Assuage
B
Scrawny
C
Lament
D
Insincerity
Explanation and memory cue

"Quenching" means to satisfy or extinguish, especially thirst or a fire. "Assuage" means to make an unpleasant feeling less intense or to satisfy, making it the closest synonym among the options.

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One Word Substitutes

easy
English

An abandoned child of unknown parents who is found by somebody is called a ______?

A
Foundling
B
Siblings
C
Urchin
D
Orphan
Explanation and memory cue

A 'foundling' is a child who has been abandoned by their parents and found by someone else. This term specifically refers to an abandoned child of unknown parentage, making option A the correct answer.

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Prepositions

easy
English

You can move around the town _____ foot as it is not very big.

A
by
B
in
C
on
D
from
Explanation and memory cue

The idiomatic and most widely accepted preposition to use when referring to traveling by walking is "on foot." This phrase has been in use since at least the 14th century and is the standard expression in English. While "by foot" is sometimes used and understood, it is much less common and often considered non-standard. The options "in foot" and "from foot" are incorrect in this context. Therefore, the correct answer is "on."

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Prepositions

easy
English

My grandmother died _____ 7 p.m. _____ 12 August 1989.

A
in; on
B
at; in
C
at; on
D
by; during
Explanation and memory cue

The correct prepositions for expressing time are 'at' for specific times (e.g., 7 p.m.) and 'on' for specific dates (e.g., 12 August 1989). Therefore, 'My grandmother died at 7 p.m. on 12 August 1989.' is correct.