Q: As were many colonial administrators, Gregory was ____ in his knowledge of the grammar of the local language, though his accent was ____ .
(a) : deficient - poor
(b) : competent - adequate
(c) : faultless - awful
(d) : well-versed - effective
(e) : erratic - eccentric
Answer: faultless - awful
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Q: Severl of our players were injured, so our losing the match was almost _____.
(a) : inevitable
(b) : inexcusable
(c) : necessary
(d) : indispensable
(e) : None of the Above
Answer: inevitable
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Q: The prisoner was _____ to answering any of my questions.
(a) : reverse
(b) : averse
(c) : inverse
(d) : adverse
(e) : None of the Above
Answer: averse
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Q: Held up only by a _____steel cable, the chairlift at murree was ____ to carry only two people.
(a) : narrow-permitted
(b) : hard- instructed
(c) : massive-designed
(d) : long-ordered
(e) : single-intended
Answer: single-intended
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Q: There is a general ____ in the United States that our ethics are declining and that our moral standards are ____ .
(a) : feeling - normalizing
(b) : idea - futile
(c) : optimism - improving
(d) : complaint - deteriorating
(e) : outlook - escalating
Answer: complaint - deteriorating
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