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    Paul is very dedicated to his mother despite his many faults. Mrs. Smith will demonstrate how the computer works. The columnist's remarks were inappropriate and rude. The judge would not hear the case because the evidence was not sufficient. Being meek, the stranger had difficulty making friends.

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    Paul is very dedicated to his mother despite his many faults. Mrs. Smith will demonstrate how the computer works. The columnist's remarks were inappropriate and rude. The judge would not hear the case because the evidence was not sufficient. Being meek, the stranger had difficulty making friends.

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    Paul is very dedicated to his mother despite his many faults. Mrs. Smith will demonstrate how the computer works. The columnist's remarks were inappropriate and rude. The judge would not hear the case because the evidence was not sufficient. Being meek, the stranger had difficulty making friends.

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    1. In Spite Of His Many Faults, Paul Is A.

    A Concealed
    Very Dedicated To His Mother. B. A Good
    A. Polite C. An Important
    B. Devoted D. Disagreement
    C. Agreeable 12. There Was A Long Pause Before The Music
    D. Considerable Began.
    2. Mrs. Smith Will Demonstrate How This Computer A. Interval
    Works. B. Introduction
    A. Guess C. Prayer
    B. Learn D. Play
    C. Estimate 13. A Brisk Walk In Cool Weather Is Invigorating.
    D. Show A. Short
    B. Long
    3. The Columnist’s Remarks Were Inappropriate And C. Lively
    Rude. D. Solemn
    A. Unsuitable
    B. Unnecessary 14. Some Tall People Often Feel Clumsy
    C. Inconsistent A. Superior
    D. Inarticulate B. Ignored
    4. The Judge Would Not Hear The Case Because The C. Noticed
    Evidence Was Not Sufficient. D. Awkward
    A. Proper 15. All Typing Errors Must Be Deleted From This
    B. Legal Memo.
    C. Adequate A. Erased
    D. Positive B. Corrected
    5. Being Meek, The Stranger Had Difficulty Making C. Circled
    Friends. D. Determined
    A. Lonely
    B. Lazy 16. Animals In The Wild Seem More Ferocious Than
    C. Loud They Really Are.
    D. Humble A. Hairy
    6. The Gem Is So Rare It Could Be Fake B. Fierce
    A. Expensive C. Silly
    B. Stolen D. Callous
    C. Simulated
    D. Sold 17. The Manager Was Found To Be Harassing His
    7. An Inexperienced Driver Is A Potential Danger. Employees.
    A. Possible A. Ridiculing
    B. Certain B. Bribing
    C. Actual C. Coaxing
    D. Definite D. Bothering
    8. When The Wind Died, The Sailboat Drifted 18. The Government Will Issue A Statement About
    Toward The Beach. Tax Increases Soon.
    A. Collapsed A. Invent
    B. Floated B. Deny
    C. Hurried C. Give Out
    D. Returned D. Propose
    9. This Course Focuses Primarily On The History Of 19. The Garments Of Colonial Times, If In Good
    Early Civilizations. Condition, Are Highly Prized.
    A. Objectively A. Homes
    B. Mainly B. Pictures
    C. Actively C. Clothes
    D. Subjectively D. Tools
    10. Success Is Most Deserved By Amiable People. 20. Children Must Learn To Tolerate One Another.
    A. Efficient A. Put Up With
    B. Prestigious B. Admire
    C. Good-Humored C. Trust
    D. Essential D. Play With
    11. An Ulterior Motive Is Behind The Question.

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