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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Imply’ and ‘Infer’ differ in that ‘Imply’ means:

ATo state something directly
BTo conclude something from evidence
CTo suggest something indirectly
DTo question something
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Spot the correctly spelled word:

APersistant
BPersistent's
CPersistent
DPersistint
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Point out the correctly spelled word:

AGuarantee
BGarantee
CGuarrantee
DGuaruntee
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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Adapt’ and ‘Adopt’ differ in that ‘Adapt’ means:

ATo take up or start using something
BTo purchase something new
CTo become legally responsible for a child
DTo adjust to new conditions
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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Continual’ and ‘Continuous’ differ in that ‘Continual’ means:

AHappening without any interruption
BHappening rarely
CHappening repeatedly with breaks in between
DHappening only once
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Throw in the towel’:

ATo give up on something
BTo clean up
CTo celebrate a win
DTo start a fight
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘On thin ice’:

AFeeling very cold
BIn a risky or dangerous situation
CSkating outdoors
DWalking carefully
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Straight from the horse’s mouth’:

AAdvice about horses
BAn unbelievable story
CInformation from a reliable, direct source
DA rude comment
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘The last straw’:

AThe final piece of hay
BThe final problem that leads to a breakdown
CA new beginning
DA minor issue
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘To pull someone’s leg’:

ATo physically hurt someone
BTo ask for help
CTo joke or tease someone playfully
DTo betray someone
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