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A
contribution
B
opinion
C
respect
D
compell

Explanation

'Contribution' refers to a gift or payment to a common fund or collection. It is a synonym for offering or donation.

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A
mouth
B
slope
C
wave
D
foam

Explanation

A river usually ends at its 'mouth' where it enters the sea. The question asks for 'beginning' but the answer key is 'mouth'. This likely implies a typo in the question text (meant 'end') or refers to the opening.

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A
tha same as
B
more than
C
less than
D
none of the above

Explanation

All-day efficiency (energy efficiency over 24 hrs) is always less than commercial efficiency (power efficiency at full load) for transformers.

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A
He always disrespected other
B
He always has disprespected others
C
He is always disrespecting others.
D
He always direspects others

Explanation

The word 'always' often indicates a habitual action in the present simple tense. Thus, 'disrespects' (singular verb for 'He') is correct.

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A
might
B
could
C
should
D
would

Explanation

The idiom 'Try as I might' suggests that despite one's best efforts, the result was failure. It is a set phrase.

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A
sealing
B
ceiling
C
selling
D
sailing

Explanation

'Sealing' means to close securely or make water-tight. We must seal the roof to prevent leaks. 'Ceiling' is the inner roof surface.

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A
site
B
cite
C
sight
D
side

Explanation

'Site' refers to the piece of land where the factory is to be built. 'Cite' is to quote, 'sight' is vision.

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A
ahead
B
beyond
C
abreast
D
ahead of

Explanation

'Ahead of' means before the arrival or occurrence of something. Preparing 'ahead of' the match means preparing before it happens.

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A
no one else other
B
no one other
C
not anyone other
D
no one rather

Explanation

This question asks for the correct negative structure. 'Not anyone other' is the structure preferred in the provided answer key, although 'none other than' is also common.

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A
done
B
to do
C
doing
D
to be done

Explanation

The correct idiom is 'easier said than done'. The phrase 'to be done' in the question text is incorrect and should be replaced by 'done'.

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