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He paints both secular and religious pictures.

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Noun

Adverb

Verb

Adjective

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She persisted______living here.

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In

To

For

None of these

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A thing that is difficult to be accepted is:

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Difficult to stomach

Back-breaking work

Making blood run cold

Going belly up

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A childhood accident had left him with an abiding fear of water.

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Noun

Adverb

Adjective

Verb

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Dad (became very angry) when I damaged this new car.

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Bit my head off

Caught in the crossfire

At odds

Fly off the handle

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In a nutshell

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All at once

In great detail

In a few words

One by one

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Hand in hand

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On friendly terms

Occurring together

Working very quickly

Without efforts

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He does not show distaste_____reading good books.

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To

By

For

None of these

Sentence Completion.

Aimed at curbing European attempts to seize territory in the Americas,the Mouse Doctrine was a warning to_______foreign powers.

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Pertinacious

Credulous

Remote

Overt

Predatory

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He was threatened______dire consequences.

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To

On

With

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If you're having a bad hair day,it means

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You've had a terrible haircut

Nothing's going right for you

You don't care what people think about you

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Calling for a public inquiry is just a way of kicking the matter-------.

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Into the long grass

To grass roots

In the tall cotton

Out of the woods

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Back out of something is to:

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To agree to someone

To end a negotiation successfully

Withdraw from something

To make someone agree to something

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Take decision_____this issue instantly.

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On

To

At

None of these

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We must draw back from the abyss of war.

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Noun

Verb

Adverb

Adjective

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A mother is patient______her children.

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To

In

with

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To surprise or shock someone is to:

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Get off someone's back

Set one back on one's heels

Make blood run cold

Keep one's feet on the ground

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The boat had been out adrift.

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Verb

Adjective

Adverb

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The accident was partly my fault and partly the other driver's.

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Preposition

Adjective

Adverb

Noun

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He absent-mindedly picked up someone else's brief case.

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Noun

Adjective

Verb

Adverb

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I (postponed) a visit to the dentist as long as I could.

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Cracked the whip

Held the reins

Put off

Knocked sense into

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