Insulted
A. Feeling honored and respected due to a compliment or kind action.
B. Feeling offended or disrespected because of a rude remark, action, or behavior directed at oneself.
C. Experiencing joy and happiness from a positive interaction.
D. Feeling indifferent and unaffected by others’ opinions.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is incorrect?
A. If there is lightning, you should not swim.
B. If the lightning is far away, it can still strike you.
C. As the storm got closer, the lifeguard closed the pool.
D. When the storm arrived all of the kids were safe at home.
Conjunction › View
_____________ in poor health, she continued to carry out her duties.
A. besides
B. although
C. whereas
D. because
Grammar › ViewAhmad always __________ at 6 o’clock.
A. wake up
B. is waking up
C. woke up
D. wakes up
Vocabulary › View
If you feel jealous of someone, you could also say you feel ________.
A. luminous
B. envious
C. alternative
D. adapt