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> He was troubled by a feeling that things just DIDN'T ADD UP.
A) He felt that things weren't improving.
B) He felt that things didn’t make sense.
C) He felt that things weren't being added together correctly.
D) He felt that things were disappearing.
B) He felt that things didn’t make sense.
> My parents SAW me OFF at the airport.
A) My parents followed me onto the plane.
B) My parents left me alone at the airport.
C) My parents said goodbye to me at the airport.
D) My parents checked me in for the flight.
C) My parents said goodbye to me at the airport.
> Members have CALLED FOR resignation.
A) Members have cancelled the resignation.
B) Members have demanded resignation.
C) Members have ignored the resignation.
D) Members have prepared a celebration.
B) Members have demanded resignation.
> I'm COUNTING ON you to help me.
A) I'm relying on you to help me.
B) I'm asking you politely to help me.
C) I'm ordering you to help me.
D) I'm paying you to help me.
A) I'm relying on you to help me.
> Masked robbers broke in and MADE OFF with $8,000.
A) Masked robbers found $8,000 and returned it.
B) Masked robbers counted $8,000 inside the house.
C) Masked robbers hid $8,000 in the building.
D) Masked robbers stole $8,000 and escaped.
D) Masked robbers stole $8,000 and escaped.
> Can you tell me how the accident CAME ABOUT?
A) Can you tell me how the accident happened?
B) Can you tell me where the accident was reported?
C) Can you tell me who caused the accident intentionally?
D) Can you tell me when the accident ended?
A) Can you tell me how the accident happened?
> I won't know how successful it is until an accountant has GONE OVER the books.
A) ... until an accountant has rewritten the records.
B) ... until an accountant has checked the records carefully.
C) ... until an accountant has hidden the records.
D) ... until an accountant has destroyed the records.
B) ... until an accountant has checked the records carefully.
> The masked robbers have GOTTEN AWAY FROM the police again.
A) ... have been caught by the police again.
B) ... have followed the police again.
C) ... have escaped from the police again.
D) ... have reported to the police again.
C) ... have escaped from the police again.
> She was MAKING it UP. Her story was quite embellished.
A) She was inventing it. Her story was quite exaggerated.
B) She was telling the truth. Her story was quite detailed.
C) She was remembering it. Her story was quite realistic.
D) She was explaining it. Her story was quite clear
A) She was inventing it. Her story was quite exaggerated.