The second thing she did when she got to the motel was to put her rings and other values in the dangerous provided.

Even though Nestlé is a globally recognized .................. name, Nestlé products  only  account for a little more than 2% of packaged food and beverages sold around the world.

Choose the word that is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in each of the following questions.

The boy does not resemble his brother in any way.

Choose the best answer:

I ................. play with dolls when I was small.

From the four words or phrases (A,B,C or D), choose the one that best completes the sentence.

 The look he gave us seemed to …….. disapproval.

Cosmic distance is measured on light -years.

Choose the correct answer:

He finds it difficult ____________ Tolstoy’s novel named “War and Peace”.

Water, ice, and snow play a role in affecting an Earth’s rotation.

In the 1800’s botanist Asa Gray worked to describe and classifying the plants found in North America.

The city centre was quite a  ............ away from my house. It takes me nearly an hour to drive there.

Identify the error in each sentence: 

There have been a report of several bombings by terrorist group.

Identify the error in each sentence: 

He is believed be the best player in our team.

Kiwi birds search the ground with the bills for insects, worms, and snails to eat.

Chicago’s Sears Tower, now the taller building in the world, raise 1,522 feet from the ground to the top of its antenna.

Most boys like playing basket ball, baseball or ______ football. 

He had so a difficult exercise that he couldn’t do it.

If his grades had been better, he would accept as a graduate student on the MBA program.

Each of US must take ______ for our own actions.

Identify the one underlined word A, B, C or D that must be changed for the sentence to be correct: 

Listening to recorded books while driving is a means of utilize time wisely.

In the last month I was________my affairs in England and saying goodbye to all my friends.

In the sixteenth century, Francois Vieta, a American mathematician, used the vowels “a”, “b”, “c”, “d”, “e” to represent a unknown number.