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Conventions are customs which are more practiced than preached; morals are customs which are more preached than practiced. They are duties which we require of our neighbors. Morals, etymology and history, derive from customs which are considered essential to the health and preservation of the group.
A Conventions and morals are intertwined ideas.
B conventions are more practiced than etymological ideas
C Convertions and morals both are derived form customs
D Conventions are aimed at health and preservation of a group
It was very noisy next door. Our neighbors _____ a party
A were having
B have been having
C are having
D had been having
William Wordsworth considered poets dreamers; because they have the ability to turn “our wish, our power, our thought" into "a deed." What does the word 'deed' mean?
A Contract
B Construction
C Action
D Command
The Timariots Governors and the Revenue Contractors, on their part reason in this manner: "Why should the neglected state of this land create uneasiness in our minds and why should we expend our money and time to render it fruitful? We may be deprived of it in a single moment, and our exertions would benefit neither ourselves nor our children." This statement was made by
A Monserrate
B Tavernier
C Manrique
D Bernier
Razia spent 3 hours climbing 6 miles up a hill. She spent 2 hours coming down the hill in a different path which had a length of 8 miles. For Razia's completed climb up and down the hil , what was her average speed, in miles per hour?
A 2.0
B 2.5
C 2.8
D 3.0
A man can walk uphill at the rate of 2.5 hm/hr and downhill at the rate of 3.25 km/hr. If the total time required walking a certain distance up the hill and return to the starting position is 4 hr 36 min, what is the distance he walked up the hill?
A 3.5 km
B 4.5 km
C 5.5 km
D 6.5 km
A man who is popular ---- his neighbors is supposed to be a good man.
A to
B with
C among
D for
Either my sister, or the neighbors———looking after : the doges.
A is
B are
C both A and B
D none_
The family seemed_ by the overwhelming generosity of their neighbors .
A taking aback
B taken back
C taken aback
D taking back
A man bought some eggs of which 10% are rotten. He gives 80% of the remainder to his neighbors. Now he is left out with 36 eggs. How many eggs he bought?
A 40
B 100
C 200
D 72

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