[ Vocabulary ]
What does “Consternation” refer to?
A. A feeling of alarm or worry
B. Annoy or bother
C. Plentiful; more than enough
D. Join together for a purpose
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A. She is good in math.
B. She is good at math.
C. She is good on math.
D. She is good by math.
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I ____ (wait) for Dalia. When is she _____ (arrive)?
A. waiting + arriving
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C. am waiting + arriving
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A. either…or
B. either…nor
C. neither…or
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The railway ____ delays yesterday due to bad weather.
A. experienced
B. experiences
C. experiencing
D. experience