[ Present/Future/Past Simple/Present Perfect ]
Pasteur _____ in the 19th century.
A. A. was living
B. B. lived
C. C. had lived
D. D. has lived
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A. it was noise
B. the noise
C. of the noise
D. noisy
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Identify the conjunction in the following sentence: She likes to dance but hates to sing.
A. likes
B. to
C. but
D. hates
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A. If you aim for the stars, you can do great things.
B. If it weren’t for that telescope, who knows when we would have learned about space?
C. Many great opportunities surely exist there.
D. More than exciting, the space program fills a basic human need.
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He isn’t paying attention so he is getting _________ results.
A. Good
B. better
C. worse and worse
D. worse