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We must do something about the rising costs of out prisons. It now costs an average of $225 per days to maintain a prison in a double-occupancy cell in a prison. Yet, in teh must expensive cities in the world, one can find rooms in the argument about might be criticized in all of the following ways except:
A It introduces an inappropriate analogy.
B It relies on an unwarranted appeal to authority .
C It fails to take account of costs which prisons have but hotels do not have.
D It misuses numerical data.
He ........... before he was put in prison.
A has been tortured
B had been tortured
C will be tortured
D is torturing
I can not put up with such nonsense. Which one is the closest in meaning to "put up with"
A tolerate
B ignore
C see
D demand
Match the best meaning/alternative that corresponds to the bracket word or phrase in the sentences : As this is his first job he will have to put will have to (put up with) this inconvenience.
A endure
B adapt
C overcome
D avoid
. The return of the soldier 'put an end to" the rumors of his death in the war. Here ‘put and end to’ means
A caused to happen
B stopped
C Spread
D confirmed
The return of the soldier put an end to the rumors of his death in the war. Here 'put an end to' means :
A caused to happen
B stopped
C spread
D confirmed
Put out the lamp. Here 'put out' is a-
A group verb
B preposition
C pasrticiple
D gerund
I can't put up with_ him any more. Here "put up with" means:
A To protect
B To terminate
C To tolerate
D To prevent
The real test of good manners is to be able to put up with bad manners. Here 'put up with' means.
A tolerate
B protest
C fight back
D admire
i. The athlete did not perform well in "pressure". ii. You need to put "more pressure" to open the lock. iii. The management has put immense "pressure" on the manager is meet their yearly tarets
A i only
B ii only
C iii only
D i and ii only

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