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According to a survey of business firms in a certain city, 750 firms offer their employees health insurance , 640 offer dental insurance and 280 offer health insurance and dental insurance. How many firms offer their employees health insurance or dental
A 920
B 1,100
C 1,110
D 1,030
What is the difference between (a) “I happily didn't refuse the offer, and (b) “I didn't refuse the offer happily?
A (a) I refused the offer. (b) I didn't refuse the offer.
B (a) I was unhappy that I had refused the offer. (b) I was unhappy that I didn't refuse the offer.
C (a) I was happy that I didn't refuse the offer. (b) I wasn't happy that I had refuse the offer.
D There is no difference in meaning between the two sentences.
A television producer sold 150 televisions in a special 6-day sale offer. During the sale offer, each day the company sold 6 more televisions than what was sold the day before. How many televisions were sold on the 6th day?
A 40
B 42
C 45
D 50
The person who makes the offer is called the _________ and the person who accepts the offer in an insurance contract is called the _________
A Offerer, Acceptor
B Insurer, Insured
C Proposer, Insured
D Proposer, Insurer
Taciturn is most nearly opposite in meaning to -. (Choose the word which is most nearly opposite in meaning to word in capital letters)
A Spoken
B Talkative
C Leisurely
D Placatory
Castigate is most nearly opposite in meaning to- (Choose the word which is most nearly opposite in meaning to word in capital letters)
A Flatten
B Change
C Extol
D None of them
Salute is most nearly opposite in meaning to- (Choose the word which is most nearly opposite in meaning to word in capital letters)
A Espy
B Defame
C Acquire
D Cogitate
Indictment is most nearly opposite in meaning to- (Choose the word which is most nearly opposite in meaning to word in capital letters)
A Eulogy
B Tirade
C Crime
D None of them
Fastidious is most nearly opposite in meaning to- (Choose the word which is most nearly opposite in meaning to word in capital letters)
A Monotonous
B Aloof
C Easygoing
D Interminable
choose the correct linking word to fill in the gap. You may accept the job on offer ------- you may wait for a better job.
A till
B until
C or
D but

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