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By the eighteenth century, English shipping __________ as efficient as the Dutch.
A. had became
B. became
C. had become
D. is becoming
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Grammar › ViewAlthough they don’t do any marketing, their products sell well, in spite of
A. in spite of the fact that they don’t do any marketing
B. in spite of they don’t do any marketing
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Several of the dancers promised (his/her, their) autographs.
A. His/her
B. Their
to exclude from the group, banish, send away
A. ostracize
B. scapegoat
C. aloof
D. flaunt
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He is a shining star.
A. idiom
B. metaphor
C. personification
D. onomatopoeia