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A
more busy
B
busy
C
busiest
D
most busiest

Explanation

The phrase 'one of the' is followed by a superlative adjective. The superlative form of 'busy' is 'busiest'. So, 'busiest' is the correct answer.

A
retired
B
had retired
C
has retired
D
will be retired

Explanation

When two actions happen in the past, the earlier action is in Past Perfect (had written), and the later action is in Simple Past. Therefore, 'retired' is the correct form.

A
over
B
through
C
with
D
by

Explanation

We use the preposition 'by' to indicate the method of communication, e.g., 'by telephone', 'by email', 'by post'.

A
example
B
priority
C
elderly
D
case

Explanation

'Precedence' means the condition of being considered more important than someone or something else; priority in rank or order. Example: 'Safety takes precedence'.

A
raising
B
risen
C
rising
D
Raised

Explanation

'Rise' is an intransitive verb meaning to go up. 'Raise' is transitive (requires an object). Prices go up themselves, so they are 'rising'.

A
to adjust
B
to accompany
C
to interest
D
to walk

Explanation

The idiom 'get along with' means to have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone. Therefore, 'to adjust' or maintain good relations is the closest meaning.

A
Keats
B
Frost
C
Eliot
D
Shelley

Explanation

These famous lines are from the poem 'Ode to the West Wind' written by the Romantic poet P.B. Shelley. It expresses optimism and hope.

A
enshort
B
shorten
C
shorted
D
shorting

Explanation

The verb form of the adjective 'short' is 'shorten' (meaning to make shorter). The suffix '-en' is often used to create verbs from adjectives (e.g., wide -> widen).

A
hot
B
heat
C
cool
D
Winter

Explanation

This is an analogy based on antonyms (opposites). Light is the opposite of dark. Similarly, cold is the opposite of hot.

A
than
B
but
C
to
D
Withont

Explanation

The verb 'prefer' is followed by the preposition 'to' when comparing two things or actions. Incorrect usages involve 'than'. Correct: Prefer X to Y.