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One who is not easily pleased by anything
A Maiden
B Mediaeval
C Precarious
D Fastidious
Identify the substitute word for the sentence "One who is not easily pleased by anything".  
A Maiden
B Mediaeval
C Precarious
D Fastidious
One who cannot easily pleased:
A Cosmopolitan
B Frightening
C Fastidious
D Feminist
Which one is the correct passive form of the sentence 'Your conduct pleased me'?
A I am pleased of your conduct
B I was pleased with your conduct
C I was pleased by your conduct
D I was pleased at your conduct
Fill in the blanks : She was very pleased by the appreciation she received like every one else, she enjoyed being---
A entertained
B praised
C playful
D vindicated
She was very pleased by the appreciation she received . Like every one else, she enjoyed being ____.
A entertained
B praised
C playful
D vindicated
I am pleased to write this letter of----- Mr. Sumon. Choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence.
A Thanks after
B recommendation for
C reget with
D invitation with
Each of the following sentence is divided into five parts, 1,2,3,4 and 5. Point out which part is grammatically incorrect. If there is no mistake mark 5. "I am pleased to sanction one" (1) "special increment" (2) "to all the employees "(3) "with this month" (4)."No error" (5)
A to (1)
B increment (2)
C employees (3)
D month (4)
I do not wish 'to sound too intrusive'but I 'would have been' better pleased 'if you gave' the award to the person 'who best deserved' it. 'No error'.
A to sound too intrusive
B would have been
C if you gave
D who best deserved
Because she had reputation for---we were surprised and pleased when she greeted us so---
A insolence--irately
B insouciance--cordially
C arrogance--disdainfully
D querulousness--affably

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