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COMBINING SENTENCES: I like watching basketball. I like watching soccer.
A. I like watching basketball and I like watching soccer.
B. I like watching basketball and soccer.
C. I like basketball but I don’t like soccer.
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General Knowledge › ViewWhat is the term for the study of flags?
A. Culturology
B. Heraldology
C. Vexillology
D. Patriology
E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
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I lost my keys when I ________ (walk) home.
A. walked
B. walk
C. is walking
D. was walking
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A. my
B. her
C. its
D. it’s
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Did Nelson or Marty announce (his, their) intent to run for president?
A. his
B. their