If something is suggested indirectly or not plainly expressed, it is said to be:
A. Implicit
B. Gregarious
C. Numerous
D. Intelligent

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Choose the correct punctuation to show direct speech.
A. “Did you complete your homework? asked Ms Nina.”
B. “Did you complete your homework?” asked Ms Nina.
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D. “Did you complete your homework” asked Ms Nina?
