What does the word ‘compare’ mean?
A. to describe how two or more things are similar
B. alike in appearance or nature, though not identical
C. facts, examples, and other pieces of information directly stated in a text
D. a detailed examination of the components of a subject to understand its meaning and/or nature as a whole
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A. on
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A. didn’t need
B. needn’t
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We often _________ TV in the evening.
A. watch
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