What does ‘Amortizing’ mean?
A. Gradually reducing or paying off a debt through regular payments.
B. The quality of being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness.
C. Without a clearly defined shape or form.
D. A state of disorder due to the absence of authority or control.
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Phrases and Tenses › ViewIdentify the noun phrase in the sentence: “The small, fluffy kitten played with the yarn.”
A. The small, fluffy kitten
B. Played with
C. The yarn
D. With the yarn
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In which sentence is the word “diverse” most correctly used?
A. The diverse plans of the student to skip his tuition class did not work.
B. The neighbourhoods in the city are diverse, reflecting the cultural and social differences of the residents.
C. The stars in the sky are diverse, twinkling at different times.
D. There is a lack of diverse options in this supermarket.
Grammar › ViewNever dissipate energy resources, but always ……. them
A. Conserve
B. Organise
C. Mobilize
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Let me see all the letters _______ you have written
A. which
B. when
C. what
D. who