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I haven't been feeling very well ______
A of late
B not long ago
C currently
D by now
Sentence Correction: Choose the answer that should replace the quotation part. The psychologist William James believed that facial expressions not only provide a visible sign of an "emotion, actually contributing to the feeling itself."
A emotion, actually also is contributing to the feeling itself
B emotion but also actually contributing to the feeling itself
C emotion but also actually contribute to the feeling itself
D emotion, they also actually contribute to the feeling of it
Fill in the gap : The hypocrite ---feeling which s/he does not ---- but which s/he feels s/he should display.
A shows-apprehend
B depicts-possess
C decries-hold
D simulates-admire
While Sharing her views she remained cautious not to hurt anybody’s feeling Here. the underlined part is - .
A Prepositional Phrase
B Adverbial phrase
C Participle phrase
D Noun phrase
The hypocrite --- feeling which s/he does not --- but which s/he fells s/he should display.
A shows/apprehend
B depicts/possess
C decries /hold
D simulates/admire
What feeling is expressed in the sentence. "How dare you talk to me like that?"
A Anger
B Politeness
C Gratitude
D Greeting
In each sentence below, there is a blank space. Pick out the most appropriate word to fill in the blanks to make the sentence correct : Any successful manager should establish a feeling of confidence ---- his clients.
A in
B amon
C with
D to
For several days she had a feeling of tiredness and general --- and feared that these vague symptoms might -- the onset of something more serious.
A pain.... indicate
B malaise . portend
C weakness...tender
D senility.. reflect
Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. 'Feeling irritable ' may be a side effect of too much medication.
A drowsy
B dizzy
C grouchy
D sily
Select the option that best match the quoted phrase : Feeling "irritable" may be a side effect of too much medication.
A Drowsy
B Grouchy
C Silly
D Dizzy

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