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A
is using
B
has used
C
has been using
D
is being used

Explanation

The phrase 'at the moment' indicates a continuous action. Since 'Computer' is the object being used, we need the passive continuous form: 'is being used'.

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A
Curriculum Vital
B
Curriculum Vitae
C
Curriculum Value
D
Curriculum Voyage

Explanation

CV stands for Curriculum Vitae, a Latin term meaning 'course of life'. It is a document detailing a person's career and qualifications.

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A
A student succeeded in life by dint of merit.
B
A student succeeded in life by virtue of merit.
C
A student succeeds in life by dint of merit.
D
A student succeeds at life by dint of merit.

Explanation

'By dint of' means by means of or through the force of. 'Succeeds in life' is the correct idiom for achieving success. 'Virtue of' is similar but 'dint of' is the standard translation here.

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A
Jingle
B
ticks
C
Rustle
D
Patters

Explanation

'Patter' refers to the sound of quick, light footsteps or the sound of rain falling on a surface. 'Rustle' is for leaves.

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A
least
B
less
C
near
D
upon

Explanation

'Least' is the superlative form of 'little' (Little - Less - Least). It indicates the smallest amount or degree.

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A
Team : Player
B
Meeting : Teacher
C
Common : Ordinary
D
Bird : Beast

Explanation

A Class is made up of Students. A Team is made up of Players. The relationship is [Group] : [Member].

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A
for example
B
face to face
C
namely
D
the tems being exchanged

Explanation

Vice-versa is a Latin phrase meaning 'the other way around' or 'the terms being exchanged'.

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A
mythological
B
religious
C
political
D
banking

Explanation

While processions happen in politics, the term 'Procession' (specifically referring to the emanation of the Holy Spirit in theology) is a religious term. However, in general use, it refers to a parade.

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A
required number
B
allowed number
C
number
D
additional number

Explanation

Quorum is the minimum number of members of an assembly or society that must be present at any of its meetings to make the proceedings of that meeting valid.

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A
weeping
B
stinking
C
lamenting
D
screaming

Explanation

Weeping, lamenting, and screaming (in grief) are related to crying. Stinking means emitting a strong bad smell, which is unrelated to crying.

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