What does “muddle through” mean?
A. To move quickly
B. Continue doing something even if it’s not perfect
C. Gradually stop doing something
D. Succeed in doing something difficult
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. Which sentence has correct punctuation?
A. According to figures beef and vegetables emit the most greenhouse gases
B. According to figures, beef and vegetables emit the most greenhouse gases
C. According to figures: beef and vegetables emit the most greenhouse gases
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A. saw
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__________ her legs were hurt, she made attempt to finish the running track.
A. Even if
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