[ Along & Against ]
A. against the road
B. along the road
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat does the verb “redistribute” mean?
A. To take away permanently
B. To distribute again but in a different way
C. To create something new
D. To destroy completely
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Jenny had dinner at a luxurious restaurant last Friday.
A. It can’t have been very expensive.
B. It might be very expensive.
C. It must have been very expensive.
D. It may have been very expensive.
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A. in
B. on
C. at
D. beside
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Which are synonyms for “modest”?
A. simple, humble
B. bold, proud
C. wish, desire