What does "hardship" mean? A. The point of origin ...

[ Vocabulary ]

What does “hardship” mean?

A. The point of origin where something comes from

B. An increase in size, volume, or number

C. A difficult or painful experience that causes suffering

D. The mood or feelings that exist in a place

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Grammar › View

A: How is John now?

B: He ………………. better slowly.

A. gets

B. is getting

C. has been getting

D. got

Idioms › View

It’s been ___________ for two days and now there some flooding in the coastal areas

A. raining cats and dogs

B. ups and downs

C. beating the clock

D. keeping something under my hats

Prepositional Phrases › View

What is the function of the prepositional phrase in “The cat under the car belongs to my neighbor”?

A. Adverb

B. Adjective

C. Direct object

D. Subject

Adverb & Compound Sentences › View

__________ you work with your friends, you might finish earlier, __________ you will probably learn less.

A. If, so

B. Until, for

C. Although, so

D. After, or