She said, “I am reading.”
A. She said that she was reading.
B. She said that she were reading.
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A. will lose
B. lose
C. loses
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Combine the following ideas into one complete sentence: “The sun set behind the mountains. It was a beautiful sight.”
A. The sun setting behind the mountains was a beautiful sight.
B. It was a beautiful sight, the sun set behind the mountains.
C. Behind the mountains, the sun set, it was beautiful.
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What is an antonym for distinct?
A. diverse
B. various
C. alike
D. noticeable