The student said , “May I come in?”
A. The student inquired to come in.
B. The student asked if may I come in.
C. The student asked if he could go in.
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A. The ages of two
B. Two-year-olds
C. Two years of children
D. Two-years-olds
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What is the meaning of ‘track’ in the context of the text?
A. A rough path or road, usually one that has not been built but that has been made by people walking there
B. Causing destruction or damage
C. Very large, heavy and solid
D. Material in a nuclear reactor that absorbs radiation
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A. had crashed
B. crashed
C. crashes
D. crash
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Marty is happy ___ getting a 10 in the exam!
A. about
B. for
C. to
D. of
E. with