[ Grammar ]
Form a wh-question using the word ‘why’ for the following statement: She is crying.
A. Where is she crying?
B. Why is she crying?
C. When is she crying?
D. How is she crying?
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Vocabulary › ViewInterpret the significance of a dynasty in historical contexts.
A. It represents a period of anarchy.
B. It signifies a series of rulers from the same family, often leading to long-term stability or conflict.
C. It is unrelated to governance.
D. It always leads to democratic rule.
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COUNTRY: The U.K. NATIONALITY: ………….
A. British
B. Britain
C. London
Grammar › ViewOne combination is not possible: _______ energy
A. solar
B. wind
C. oil
D. nuclear
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to live in or on
A. dreadful
B. inhabited
C. trespass
D. obliged