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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 6

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 2

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Class : Class 6
The answer is B.

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Class : Class 2
The answer should be while (B) Please correct the answer

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Class : Class 3

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Class : Class 2
the anwer should be B but your checking says C

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Class : Class 3
The answer is B. Please check the answer and get it rectified asap.

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Class : Class 4
the answer should be option B

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 2

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Class : Class 6
yes you are right I think so.

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Class : Class 2
Please correct there are several mistakes in this question answer

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Class : Class 2
the answer is C and your checking says B . Please check

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Class : Class 3
The answer is C. Kindly rectify it

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Class : Class 2
TREMBLE MEANS SHAKING, KINDLY CORRECT THE ANSWER

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 8

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 4

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 7
it should be "got off" instead of "got of", shouldn't it?

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Class : Class 5
it should be "got off" instead of "got of", shouldn't it?

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Class : Class 5

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Class : Class 5
spelling mistake in d answer

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Class : Class 6
got off is correct

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Class : Class 5
yeah got off the bus is correct not got of the bus

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Class : Class 5

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 3

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
Rolf, Ernst and Johan were three brothers who lived by a large lake. It was full of fish. Their grandfather had taught them how to fish for their supper. They often went fishing and brought back many fish to cook.
Rolf was the best fisherman. He would always catch more fish than his brothers and he always got one before the others. Ernst was the best at cooking the fish. He always knew exactly when to take them off the fire. Johan was the best at eating the fish. He could probably eat more fish than both of his brothers put together, and still have room for more.
One day, the three brothers went to the lake in their boat. It was a small wooden rowing boat. They took it in turns to row to the middle of the lake. When they got to the centre they started fishing. Soon Rolf felt a fish bite the end of his fishing line. He started to try to get the fish out of the water. The fish was strong and pulled hard at the other end of the line. Then, suddenly, the line snapped. That was the first and only day that Rolf caught fewer fish than his brothers.

How many fish did Ernst and Johan catch on the day of the story?

AMore than Rolf
BNone at all
COne fish each
DOne between them


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Class : Class 3
More than Rolf

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 9

Read the passage and answer the question that follow.

People who are antagonistic, exploitative and generally disagreeable are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, according to recent study from a UO researcher.
Cameron Kay, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Psychology, found that people who possess personality traits known as the "Dark Tetrad" are more likely to believe Princess Diana's death was orchestrated by the British royal family, that the moon landing was faked, and that alien spacecraft are being stored at Area 51, among other conspiracy theories. Kay's study was published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.
The traits o f the Dark Tetrad are Machiavellianism (manipulativeness and cynicism); narcissism (vanity and self obsession); psychopathy callousness); and sadism (cruelty and abusiveness). Most people have elements callousness); and sadism (cruelty and abusiveness). Most people have elements of some of these traits, Kay said.
In plain terms, it seems like disagreeable people, who score high in these traits, are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories," Kay said. "They are prone to odd beliefs. They don't feel like they are in control of their lives. They are robbed of their agency and have an innate distrust of other people and organizations like the government."
To conduct his study, Kay recruited 500 undergraduate students at the UO to complete a one-hour survey designed to measure the traits in question as well as belief in conspiracy theories (26 students were ultimately excluded). The survey also measured tendencies to have unusual beliefs, to feel a lack of control over one's future, to desire control, to trust others, and to feel a need to be unique.


According to the passage, in which part of the world do people believe that Earth is flat?

AUS citizens
BPeople of Portland
CPeople of Britain
DUO


The question is wrong.It isn't mentioned anywhere in the passage.

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Class : Class 9
Answer: B) The people of Portland

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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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