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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Envelop’ and ‘Envelope’ differ in that ‘Envelop’ means:
ATo wrap or cover something completely
BA type of postage
CA paper container for letters
DTo seal a document
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Formally’ and ‘Formerly’ differ in that ‘Formerly’ means:
AAccording to established rules
BPreviously; at an earlier time
CIn an official or proper manner
DIn a respectful way
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Elephant in the room’:
AA very large obstacle in a physical space
BAn obvious problem that everyone avoids discussing
CA surprising and unexpected guest
DAn animal kept as an unusual pet
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Human’ and ‘Humane’ differ in that ‘Humane’ means:
ABelonging to the human species
BRelated to biology and anatomy
CShowing compassion and kindness
DRelating to or characteristic of people
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Fish out of water’:
ASomeone struggling to breathe
BA person who enjoys swimming
CSomeone who feels awkward or out of place in a situation
DA fisherman without proper equipment
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Aisle’ and ‘Isle’ differ in that ‘Isle’ means:
AA shopping walkway
BA type of church corridor
CA small island
DA passage between rows of seats
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Go back to the drawing board’:
ATo start planning again from the beginning
BTo review old documents
CTo return to an art class
DTo visit a former workplace
Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Currant’ and ‘Current’ differ in that ‘Currant’ means:
AHappening at the present time
BA small dried fruit
CA flow of water or electricity
DA recent event
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Have a change of heart’:
ATo fall in love suddenly
BTo change one's opinion or decision
CTo undergo heart surgery
DTo feel a sudden fear
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘In the same breath’:
AAgreeing with someone completely
BSharing the same opinion as a group
CSpeaking very quickly without pausing
DSaying two contradictory things at the same time