What is the definition of “ethical”?
A. Conforming to accepted standards of social or professional behavior
B. Showing great knowledge or learning
C. A peaceful, stationary demonstration
D. Something that deviates from the norm
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A. How much
B. What
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Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a future possibility?
A. She can play the piano.
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D. We should leave now.
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A. a/an
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What is the negative form (opposite) of this sentence?
My sister played outside.
A. My sister no did play outside.
B. My sister did not played outside.
C. My sister did not play outside.
D. My sister no played outside.