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1881
Read Mode
Past Tense
easy
English
When she was younger, she _______ five kilometers a day.
A
walked
B
had walked
C
has been walking
D
had been walking
Explanation and memory cue
The sentence refers to a habitual action in the past, so the simple past tense 'walked' is correct. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they represent past perfect or present perfect continuous tenses, which do not fit the context.
1882
Read Mode
Synonyms
easy
English
Synonym of "Vie" is _____________?
A
Compete
B
Kowtow
C
Censure
D
Sanction
Explanation and memory cue
The word 'vie' means to compete or strive for superiority, so 'compete' is the correct synonym. The other options do not share this meaning.
1883
Read Mode
Vocabulary
easy
English
What is the antonym of "Perspicacious"?
A
Sagacious
B
Discerning
C
Astute
D
Dull
Explanation and memory cue
The word 'perspicacious' means having keen insight or good judgment. Its antonym is 'dull,' which means lacking sharpness or intelligence. The other options are synonyms or related positive traits, so 'Dull' is the correct antonym.
1884
Read Mode
Prepositions
easy
English
He was upbraided ______ his slovenly appearance.
A
of
B
for
C
with
D
to
Explanation and memory cue
The correct preposition to use with 'upbraided' in this context is 'for,' as it indicates the reason for the reprimand. 'Upbraided for his slovenly appearance' is the correct phrase.
1885
Read Mode
Antonyms
easy
English
What is the antonym of "Sloppy"?
A
Careful
B
Slapdash
C
Haphazard
D
Slovenly
Explanation and memory cue
The word 'sloppy' means careless or messy. The antonym is 'careful', which means paying attention and being precise, making option A correct.
1886
Read Mode
Synonyms
easy
English
Synonym of 'Sumptuous' is _____________?
A
Swampy
B
Irritable
C
Meager
D
Splendid
Explanation and memory cue
The word 'sumptuous' means splendid and expensive-looking, so 'splendid' is the correct synonym among the options provided.
1887
Read Mode
Prepositions And Gerunds
easy
English
He devotes much of his time ______ for the future.
A
to planning
B
to plan
C
plan
D
planning
Explanation and memory cue
The correct prepositional phrase is 'devotes much of his time to planning,' where 'planning' is a gerund following the preposition 'to.' Option A correctly uses 'to planning.'
1888
Read Mode
Past Simple Tense
easy
English
Her father ______ yesterday? (Note: The grammatically correct question form is 'Did her father die yesterday?')
A
dead
B
died
C
has died
D
was died
Explanation and memory cue
The sentence is intended to be a question about an event that happened yesterday, so it should be in the past simple tense. The correct past simple form of the verb 'die' is 'died'. However, the original question 'Her father ______ yesterday?' is grammatically incorrect as a question in English. The correct question form should use the auxiliary 'Did' at the beginning: 'Did her father die yesterday?'. Among the given options, 'died' is the correct past tense form of the verb 'die'. The other options are incorrect: 'dead' is an adjective, 'has died' is present perfect which is not used with a specific past time like 'yesterday', and 'was died' is grammatically incorrect. Therefore, the correct answer is B, but the question itself should be rephrased for grammatical correctness.
1889
Read Mode
Prepositions
easy
English
She is standing ______ her boyfriend.
A
with
B
by
C
in
D
for
Explanation and memory cue
The correct preposition to indicate proximity or position next to someone is "by." "She is standing by her boyfriend" means she is standing next to him, which fits the sentence context. Other options do not convey the intended meaning as accurately.
1890
Read Mode
Prepositions With Adjectives
easy
English
The public were deeply sceptical _______ some of the proposals.
A
For
B
With
C
About
D
Of
Explanation and memory cue
The correct preposition to use with 'sceptical' in this context is 'about'. The phrase 'sceptical about some of the proposals' is standard English usage, indicating doubt or mistrust regarding the proposals.