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A
would
B
should
C
may
D
had

Explanation

'Had better' is a fixed idiom used to give strong advice or warning. It functions like a modal verb. 'We had better start' means we should start.

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A
listened
B
listen
C
to listen
D
listening

Explanation

The causative verb 'make' is followed by the bare infinitive (verb without 'to'). Therefore, 'make the students listen' is the correct form.

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A
make it worse
B
make it outstanding
C
elevate it
D
make it less serve

Explanation

'Alleviate' means to make suffering, deficiency, or a problem less severe. Therefore, 'make it less severe' is the correct definition.

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A
severely reprimand him
B
bitterly criticize him
C
refuse to meet or talk to him
D
punish him severly

Explanation

'Ostracize' means to exclude someone from a society or group. Refusing to meet or talk to someone is a form of social exclusion, fitting the definition.

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A
are
B
were
C
is
D
make

Explanation

This is a famous proverb. 'All' here implies 'Everything', which is treated as a singular collective concept in this specific saying. Thus, 'is' is the correct verb.

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A
me too
B
so am I
C
I am too
D
so do I

Explanation

To show agreement with a positive statement using different subjects, we use 'so' + auxiliary verb + subject. 'Likes' is present simple, so the auxiliary is 'do'. Thus, 'so do I' is correct.

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A
Adverbial Clause
B
Adjective Clause
C
Noun Clause
D
main clause

Explanation

'I know' is the main (independent) clause upon which the dependent noun clause 'that he will come' depends. The complete sentence relies on this main clause for its primary structure.

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A
Hum
B
Neigh
C
Hiss
D
Croak

Explanation

'Neigh' is the specific verb used to describe the sound a horse makes. 'Hum' is for bees/people, 'Hiss' for snakes, and 'Croak' for frogs.

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A
atmosphere
B
environment
C
pollution
D
demography

Explanation

Ecology is the branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings. Thus, 'ecological' is directly related to the environment.

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A
a vegetable man
B
a vegetarian
C
a green grocer
D
a hawker

Explanation

A 'greengrocer' is a retailer of fresh vegetables and fruit. A vegetarian is someone who doesn't eat meat; a hawker is a general peddler.

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