[ Grammar ]
Despite the thunderstorm; we sat on the porch.
A. NO CHANGE
B. Despite the thunderstorm: we sat on the porch.
C. Despite the thunderstorm, we sat on the porch.
D. Despite the thunderstorm we sat on the porch.
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A. so
B. nor
C. and
D. yet
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A. Enormous
B. Physically fit
C. Having more than one meaning
The first World Cup trophy was ___ by the French sculptor Abel Lafleur.
a. desired
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The game was very easy___________ no one won.
A. for
B. and
C. nor
D. but
E. or