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[Rewrite the sentence starting with the part given and bracket below, keeping the meaning changed in question] It began to rain, and everyone at the picnic ran to the trees to take shelter. (Everyone at the picnic ran to the tress to take shelter)
A beginning to rain
B when it began to rain
C although it began to rain.
D and it began to rain
He ran a race . Here 'ran' is a _____ verb .
A causative
B copulative
C cognate
D factitive
I 'ran into' my teacher at the wedding last night.The 'ran into' phrase means-
A I met
B I showed my respect
C I talked to
D I avoided
Shanta, Regiana , and Bikash ran a 20 mile race. shanta and Ragina's combined times exceeded Bikash's time by exactly 2 hours. If nobody ran faster than 8 miles per hour, who could have won the race? I. shanta II. Regina III. Bikash A
A I only
B II Regina
C III only
D I or II only
Huffing and puffing, we arrived at the classroom door with only seven seconds to spare.' In this sentence the verb 'arrived' is
A intransitive
B transitive
C causative
D defectie
He took shelter under a tree. Here the verb "took" is ______
A transitive
B intransitive
C Both 'a' and 'b'
D Neither 'a' and 'b'
Hardly had we taken shelter under a big tree____
A then the storm started
B when the storm started
C then the storm starts
D when the storm started
He took shelter under a tree Here the verb 'took' is-
A transitive
B intranistive
C Both 'a' and 'b'
D Neither 'a' nor 'b'
All other issues are subsidiary to the need to provide food and shelter.” Which of the following sentences best captures the impression sought to be created in the above sentence?
A All other issues are less important than the need to provide food and shelter.
B All other issues are equally important
C All other issues are more important
D All other issues are irrelevant
King Lear banished his youngest daughter Cordelia from his Kingdom; but in the end, she became her only shelter, This is an example of-----.
A sarcasm
B irony
C hyperbole
D metaphor

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