A government in which the constitution or legislative body limits the monarch’s powers
A. Constitutional or Limited Monarchy
B. Absolute Monarch
C. Cabinet
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A. heats
B. heated
C. heat
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You … the weekend if you … with us.
A. enjoyed – came
B. had enjoyed – had come
C. would’ve enjoyed – had come
D. had enjoyed – would’ve come
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A. The chemist was synthesising a new compound, combining different elements and molecules to create a novel substance with unique
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What is the object of the prepositional phrase in this sentence: “The cat slept on the bed.”
A. The cat
B. slept
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