Cause
A. Something that makes an event happen
B. A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France
C. The way in which people meet their basic needs, such as food, clothing and shelter
D. In the fur trade, the financiers and organizers
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People with long hair wear a swim cap when they swim.
A. People with long hair wear a swim cap
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A. Plenty
B. Away from, apart
C. Short
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Which revision correctly combines the two sentences below. The test had already begun. I wanted to finish the whole test.
A. I wanted to finish the whole test, so it had already begun.
B. Even though the test had already begun, I wanted to finish the whole thing.
C. The test had begun; but I wanted to finish the whole test.
D. I wanted to finish the whole test; even though it had already begun.