“You will like my sister when you meet her”
A. He told me you will like her sister when you meet her.
B. He told me I will like his sister when I met her.
C. He told me I would like his sister when I met her.
D. He told me I would be liked his sister when I met her.
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A. a
B. an
C. x
D. the
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In an experiment, the factor whose value changes because of a change in the independent variable.
A. Independent Variable
B. Control Variable
C. Dependent Variable
D. Convection Variable
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A. True
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Fahri : Hi, Dimas, how are you?
Dimas : ….. and you?
Fahri : I’m ok.
A. How do you do?
B. Fine, thanks.
C. Good bay.
D. Yes, I am