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A
nano-second
B
micro-second
C
mini-second
D
mili-second

Explanation

A microsecond is an SI unit of time equal to one millionth (10^-6) of a second. A nanosecond is one billionth, and a millisecond is one thousandth.

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A
graffiti
B
paining
C
wall writting
D
chika mare

Explanation

Graffiti refers to writing or drawings made on a wall or other surface, usually as a form of artistic expression or vandalism, within public view.

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A
golden jubilee
B
diamond jubilee
C
platimun jubilee
D
silver jubilee

Explanation

A Diamond Jubilee marks a 60th anniversary. Silver is 25th, Golden is 50th, and Platinum is usually 70th or 75th.

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A
enumerate
B
count
C
estimate
D
assess

Explanation

'Enumerate' means to mention a number of things one by one. This is the precise term for naming items on a list individually.

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A
messy
B
slob
C
mess
D
sloppy

Explanation

The sentence needs a noun to describe the state of the desk. 'Mess' is a noun meaning a dirty or untidy state. 'Messy' is an adjective, but the article 'a' indicates a noun follows.

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A
better
B
improvise
C
increase
D
improve

Explanation

'Improve' is an intransitive verb here meaning to get better. 'Better' is usually an adjective or requires an object as a verb. 'Things will improve' is the standard expression.

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A
reticent
B
rampant
C
ravishing
D
riveting

Explanation

'Rampant' means flourishing or spreading unchecked, often used to describe something negative like crime or disease. It fits the context of riots.

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A
daunted
B
disheartened
C
enlightened
D
elated

Explanation

'Elated' means make (someone) ecstatically happy. Being nominated as a leader is a positive event, so John would feel elated.

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A
respect
B
attention
C
interest
D
heed

Explanation

The idiom 'pay heed' means to pay attention or listen carefully. 'Heed' fits the blank to complete the phrase 'pay heed to'.

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A
complement
B
cooperate
C
compliment
D
coordinate

Explanation

The word 'coordinate' can mean to match or harmonize well, though 'complement' is often preferred for colors. However, based on the options and answer key, 'coordinate' is the intended answer.

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