What does the word “lethargy” mean?
A. A state of high energy and vitality
B. A weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy
C. A feeling of excitement and enthusiasm
D. A condition of extreme happiness
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The Plaza Hotel staff maintains the highest standards.
A. Plaza Hotel
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She asked me, “Where did you buy your shoes?”
A. She asked me where I had bought my shoes.
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C. She asked me where I have bought my shoes.
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