They must be excited about the trip; they have been planning for months. What can we deduce?
A. They are indifferent about the trip.
B. They are likely looking forward to it.
C. They have canceled the trip.
D. They are not prepared for the trip.
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The girl ran quickly through the rain.
A. ran
B. quickly
C. rain
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Neither of the applicants _____ suitable.
A. is
B. are
C. am
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A. She usually went to the gym in the morning.
B. She usually go to the gym in the morning.
C. She usually going to the gym in the morning.
D. She usually goes to the gym in the morning.
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Everybody at the zoo was _____ by how easily the lion escaped from the cage.
A. satisfied
B. satisfying
C. shocked
D. shocking