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There is ______ hope of his recovery.
A many
B few
C little
D very
Choose the correct pattern of the following parts to obtain a meaningful sentence:(i)and he who has hope(ii)has hope(iii)has everything(iv)the person who has health
A i, iv, iii, ii
B iv, ii, i, iii
C iii, iv, ii, i
D ii, iii, iv, i
By-products recovery process from coal carbonisation is termed as direct, indirect and semi direct process depending upon the method of recovery of
A Tar
B Benzol
C Ammonia
D None of these
During a service recovery effort, the employee was very empathetic to the customer’s plight and agreed to replace the defective product. However, it took three months for the replacement product to show up which was much later than the customer had anticipated. As a result, the recovery effort violated the customer’s ___________ justice need.
A social
B procedural
C interactional
D distributive
One British soldier died in the battle field. His dead body was brought home. His young wife was seriously moved and she fell unconscious were called in. They tried hard to make the lady cry. All efforts failed . Friends and relatives lost hope. All on a
A The child reminded the token of love of the dead husband
B The child was a token of the lady
C The child represented an asset
D The child enkindled motherly feeling and sentiment of the shocked wife.
I hope he doesn’t _____ his job.
A lost
B loose
C lose
D fail
The word 'little' in the sentence 'There is little hope in this case' means-
A there is some hope
B there is ample hope
C there is no hope
D none of the above
there is →ano point in losing hope →bor be worried what →chas to happen will happen →dno Error
A a
B b
C c
D d
Fill in the blank with the correct quantifier : There is _____ hope that they will be found alive'.
A little
B several
C few
D a few
A. there was the hope that in another existence a greater happiness would reward one B. previous existence and the effort to do better would be less difficult too, when C. it would be less difficult to bear the evils of one's own life, if D. One could think that they were but the necessary outcome of one's errors in a
A CDBA
B BADC
C BDCA
D CABD

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