[ When vs. While ]
We stopped eating upon receiving his call.That means …
A. We stopped eating while receiving his call.
B. We stopped eating when he called.
C. While we were eating, we received his call.
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A. more electricity than
B. more than electricity
C. than more electricity
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A. look after
B. take up
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A. A statement that gives non-human objects human characteristics.
B. a comparison using like or as.
C. an exaggerated statement that is not meant to be taken literally.