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Question 1
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Antique ?
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Museum
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Precious
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Rarest
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None of these
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Question 1 Explanation:
A collectable object such as a piece of furniture or work of art that has a high value because of its age and quality.
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Question 2
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Gala ?
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Celebration
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tuxedo
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appetizer
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orator
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Question 2 Explanation:
Explanation: A social occasion with special entertainments or performances
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Question 3
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Monopoly ?
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Exclusive
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gigantic
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rich
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corrupt
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Question 3 Explanation:
Explanation: The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service
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Question 4
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Language ?
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Tongue
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writing
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slang
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words
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Question 4 Explanation:
Explanation: The method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way.
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Question 5
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Writing ?
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Author
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Novel
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Pen
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Skills
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Question 5 Explanation:
Explanation: The activity or occupation of composing text for publication.
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Question 6
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Painting ?
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Books
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Pictures
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Colours
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Canvas
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Question 6 Explanation:
Explanation: The action or skill of using paint, either in a picture or as decoration.
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Question 7
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Knowledge ?
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Teacher
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Wisdom
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Learning
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Power
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Question 7 Explanation:
Explanation: Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject
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Question 8
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Reward ?
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Student
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Cash
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Sponsorship
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None of these
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Question 8 Explanation:
Explanation: A thing given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement
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Question 9
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Restaurant ?
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Air-conditioner
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Ambience
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Rent
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None of these
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Question 9 Explanation:
Explanation: A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
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Question 10
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Chocolates ?
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Moulds
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Cocoa powder
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Nuts
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All of these
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Question 10 Explanation:
Explanation: A food in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened and eaten as confectionery.
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Question 11
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Pain ?
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Cut
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nuisance
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Burn
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Hurt
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Question 11 Explanation:
Pain is suffering or hurt, so choice d is the essential element.
Without hurt, there is no pain. A cut (choice a) or a burn ((choice c) may cause pain, but so do many other types of injury.
A nuisance (choice b) is an annoyance that may or may not cause pain.
Without hurt, there is no pain. A cut (choice a) or a burn ((choice c) may cause pain, but so do many other types of injury.
A nuisance (choice b) is an annoyance that may or may not cause pain.
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Question 12
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Election ?
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President
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November
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Voter
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Nation
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Question 12 Explanation:
An election does not exist without voters. The election of a president (choice a) is a by product.
Not all elections are held in November (choice b),nor are they nationwide (choice d).
Not all elections are held in November (choice b),nor are they nationwide (choice d).
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Question 13
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Shoe ?
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sole
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laces
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leather
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walking
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Question 13 Explanation:
All shoes have a sole of some sort.Not all shoes are made of leather ((choice c); nor do they all have laces (choice b).
Walking (choice d) is not essential to a shoe.
Walking (choice d) is not essential to a shoe.
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Question 14
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Respiration ?
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Mouth
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Oxygen
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Circulation
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Carbon monoxide
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Question 14 Explanation:
A person or animal must take in oxygen for respiration to occur. A mouth (choice a) is not essential because breathing can occur through the nose. Choices c and d are clearly not essential and can be ruled out.
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Question 15
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School ?
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Student
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Test
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report card
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Learning
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Question 15 Explanation:
Without students, a school cannot exist; therefore, students are the essential part of schools. The other choices may be related, but they are not essential.
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Question 16
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harvest ?
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Autumn
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Tractor
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Stockpile
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Crop
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Question 16 Explanation:
To harvest something, one must have a crop, which is the essential element for this item. Autumn (choice a) is not the only time crops are harvested. There may not be enough of a crop to stockpile ((choice c),and you can harvest crops without a tractor (choice b).
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Question 17
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Swimming ?
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Pool
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Water
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bathing suit
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life jacket
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Question 17 Explanation:
Water is essential for swimming without water, there is no swimming. The other choices are things that may or may not be present.
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Question 18
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Lightning ?
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Electricity
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Brightness
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Thunder
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Rain
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Question 18 Explanation:
Lightning is produced from a discharge of electricity, so electricity is essential. Thunder and rain are not essential to the production of lightning (choices c and d). Brightness may be a by product of lightning, but it is not essential (choice b).
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Question 19
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Guitar ?
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Band
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Songs
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Teacher
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Strings
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Question 19 Explanation:
A guitar does not exist without strings, so strings are an essential part of a guitar. A band is not necessary to a guitar (choice a). Guitar playing can be learned without a teacher ((choice c). Songs are by products of a guitar (choice b).
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Question 20
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Diploma ?
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Principal
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employment
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Curriculum
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Graduation
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Question 20 Explanation:
A diploma is awarded at graduation, so graduation is essential to obtaining a diploma.
Employment may be a by product (choice b).
A principal and a curriculum (choices a and c) may play a role in the awarding of some diplomas, but they are not essential.
Employment may be a by product (choice b).
A principal and a curriculum (choices a and c) may play a role in the awarding of some diplomas, but they are not essential.
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Question 21
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Wedding ?
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Love
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Church
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Ring
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Marriage
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Question 21 Explanation:
A wedding results in a joining, or a marriage, so choice d is the essential element.
Love (choice a) usually precedes a wedding, but it is not essential. A wedding may take place anywhere,
so a church (choice b) is not required. A ring (choice c) is often used in a wedding, but it is not necessary.
Love (choice a) usually precedes a wedding, but it is not essential. A wedding may take place anywhere,
so a church (choice b) is not required. A ring (choice c) is often used in a wedding, but it is not necessary.
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Question 22
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Faculty ?
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Buildings
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Textbooks
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Teachers
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Meetings
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Question 22 Explanation:
A faculty consists of a group of teachers and cannot exist without them.
The faculty may work in buildings (choice a), but the buildings aren't essential.
They may use textbooks (choice b) and attend meetings (choice d), but these aren't essential either
The faculty may work in buildings (choice a), but the buildings aren't essential.
They may use textbooks (choice b) and attend meetings (choice d), but these aren't essential either
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Question 23
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Recipe ?
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desserts
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directions
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cookbook
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utensils
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Question 23 Explanation:
A recipe is a list of directions to make something.
Recipes may be used to prepare desserts (choice a), among other things.
One does not need a cookbook (choice c) to have a recipe, and utensils (choice d) may or may not be used to make a recipe.
Recipes may be used to prepare desserts (choice a), among other things.
One does not need a cookbook (choice c) to have a recipe, and utensils (choice d) may or may not be used to make a recipe.
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Question 24
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Domicile ?
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tenant
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dwelling
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kitchen
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house
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Question 24 Explanation:
A domicile is a legal residence, so dwelling is the essential component for this item.
You do not need a tenant (choice a) in the domicile, nor do you need a kitchen (choice c).
A house (choice d) is just one form of a domicile (which could also be a tent, Hogan, van, camper, motor home, apartment, dormitory, etc.).
You do not need a tenant (choice a) in the domicile, nor do you need a kitchen (choice c).
A house (choice d) is just one form of a domicile (which could also be a tent, Hogan, van, camper, motor home, apartment, dormitory, etc.).
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Question 25
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desert ?
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cactus
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arid
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oasis
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flat
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Question 25 Explanation:
Explanation: A desert is an arid tract of land. Not all deserts are flat (choice d). Not all deserts have cacti or oases (choices a and c).
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Question 26
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book ?
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fiction
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pages
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pictures
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learning
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Question 26 Explanation:
Explanation: The necessary part of a book is its pages; there is no book without pages.
Not all books are fiction (choice a), and not all books have pictures (choice c).
Learning (choice d) may or may not take place with a book.
Not all books are fiction (choice a), and not all books have pictures (choice c).
Learning (choice d) may or may not take place with a book.
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Question 27
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contract ?
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agreement
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document
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written
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attorney
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Question 27 Explanation:
Explanation: An agreement is necessary to have a contract.
A contract may appear on a document (choice b), but it is not required.
A contract may be oral as well as written, so choice c is not essential.
A contract can be made without an attorney (choice d).
A contract may appear on a document (choice b), but it is not required.
A contract may be oral as well as written, so choice c is not essential.
A contract can be made without an attorney (choice d).
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Question 28
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hurricane ?
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beach
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cyclone
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damage
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wind
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Question 28 Explanation:
Explanation: A hurricane cannot exist without wind. A beach is not essential to a hurricane (choice a).
A hurricane is a type of cyclone, which rules out (choice b). Not all hurricanes cause damage (choice c).
A hurricane is a type of cyclone, which rules out (choice b). Not all hurricanes cause damage (choice c).
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Question 29
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town ?
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residents
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skyscrapers
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libraries
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libraries
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Question 29 Explanation:
Explanation: Residents must be present in order to have a town. A town may be too small to have skyscrapers (choice b).
A town may or may not have parks (choice c) and libraries (choice d), so they are not the essential elements.
A town may or may not have parks (choice c) and libraries (choice d), so they are not the essential elements.
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Question 30
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vibration ?
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motion
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electricity
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science
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sound
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Question 30 Explanation:
Explanation: Something cannot vibrate without creating motion, so motion is essential to vibration.
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