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A
were
B
was
C
have been
D
have

Explanation

The subject of the sentence is 'A basket' (singular), not 'oranges'. Therefore, the verb must be singular: 'was thrown away'.

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A
১০
B
১৫
C
১৭
D
২১

Explanation

The UN Security Council has 15 members: 5 permanent members (with veto power) and 10 non-permanent members elected for two-year terms.

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A
by
B
around
C
over
D
beside

Explanation

The preposition 'around' is used in the source key. Typically 'over' or 'above' is more precise, but 'around' can imply the vicinity. I've marked 'around' as per source.

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A
inhabit
B
jolt
C
inhibit
D
gruesome

Explanation

'Inhibit' means to hinder, restrain, or prevent (an action or process). Antibiotics inhibit the growth of bacteria.

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A
water
B
honey
C
milk
D
juice

Explanation

The proverb 'Blood is thicker than water' means that family bonds are stronger than those of friendship or love.

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A
spoilt
B
Spoiled
C
split
D
splitted

Explanation

'Split' is an irregular verb where the base form, past tense, and past participle are all the same: 'split'.

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A
being driver
B
driver
C
having driving
D
driving

Explanation

The participle phrase 'Driving as fast as she could' modifies the subject 'she'. It explains how she arrived on time. 'Driving' is the correct participle.

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A
not
B
nothing
C
no
D
none

Explanation

'No' is used before a noun to mean not any. 'Not' is used with verbs/adjectives. 'None' is a pronoun. 'They have no children' is the correct form.

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A
architecture
B
architectural
C
architect
D
archer

Explanation

'Architect' is used metaphorically to mean the creator or maker. 'Man is the architect of his own fate' is a common idiom.

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A
putted
B
putter
C
had putter
D
put

Explanation

'Put' is an irregular verb. Its forms are put, put, put. Therefore, the past participle is 'put'.

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