[ Grammar ]
the obscure, wordy, and pompous language of officialdom
A. triteness
B. jargon
C. gobbledygook
D. idiom
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Grammar › ViewJosh washed and polished the car.
A. fragment
B. sentence
C. compound
D. run-on
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. What is the past participle of ‘make’?
A. Made
B. Maked
C. Make
D. Maken
Phrasal Verbs › ViewHe’s still trying to _______ his problems.
A. start out
B. go out
C. come out
D. sort out
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The company places a high value on employees who demonstrate strong ____, such as honesty and integrity.
A. characteristics
B. attitudes
C. approvals
D. struggles