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The very obvious differences "among" the various "cultures" discussed "is" at most "skin-deep".
A among
B cultures
C is
D skin-deep
When you see the problem from both perspectives, you'II find yourself quite ambivalent about the solution ---no longer willing to accept the seemingly obvious.
A decided
B hesitant
C ready
D sure
Fill in the blank : You must have an ---motive for your behavior; since there is no obvious reason for it.
A utmost
B uncanny
C ulterior
D underlying
The figure of speech in which the author makes an obvious exaggeration for emphasis or to create some other specific effect is -
A metaphor
B personification
C metonymy
D hyperbole
'Obvious' means-
A Of course
B Clear
C Obscure
D Ok
(A) Every writer needs constant self-discipline. (B) He must make a constant effort to do without the healed relpy or snide remark. (C) Since serious writing lends to involve the author's full personality, il has an obvious ethical dimension. (D) He must overcome some ingrained mental habits.
A A, D, C, B
B C, A, D, B
C D, C, A, B
D B, C, D, A
That everybody knew the story is obvious. The underlined part is a/an -
A adverbial clause
B noun clause
C adjective clause
D none of them
Choose the pair that best expresses the relationship similar to the one expressed by the pair in the capital letters "OBVIOUS : PERCEPTIBLE" is-
A Crucial : Relevant
B Summary : Analysis
C Apparent : Real
D Desirable : Possible
'Obvious' means--
A clear
B obscure
C unclear
D evidence
Quite unabashed, he began his scholarly lecture on what was obvious to everyone.
A unashamed
B unimpressed
C unnerved
D unchecked

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