They consistently ________ their promises, even under challenging circumstances.
A. keep
B. break
C. ignore
D. forget
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Vocabulary › ViewInsouciant
A. Smiling; pleasant
B. Bloody
C. Not worried; calm; cool
Pronoun › View
These books belong to those students. Those books are _______.
A. theirs
B. thems
C. yours
D. mine
Grammar › ViewParticiple Clause: Because she had a test coming, she spent the weekend studying
A. Having a test coming, she spends the weekend studying.
B. Had a test coming, she spent the weekend studying.
C. Having a test coming, she spent the weekend studying.
D. Having a test coming, she spent the weekend study.
Conjunction › View
Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction: She went to the store. She needed to buy some groceries.
A. She went to the store and she needed to buy some groceries.
B. She went to the store so she needed to buy some groceries.
C. She went to the store although she needed to buy some groceries.
D. She went to the store because she needed to buy some groceries.