—— popular belief, the criminological concept isn’t just limited to criminal justice, police officers, or public offenders.
A. Contrary to
B. As to
C. Instead of
D. In contrast
E. Besides
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A. She become a better person.
B. She becomes a better person.
C. She became a better person.
D. She becomed a better person.
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Correct the following run-on sentence.
The milk splashed all over the table and all over the cat.
A. The milk splashed. All over the table. And all over the cat.
B. The milk splashed all over the table. And all over the cat.
C. The sentence is correct.
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A. Must not
B. Must
C. Have to
D. Don’t have to
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Where does the chef work?
A. In the hospital
B. In the library
C. In the Restaurant
D. In the fire station