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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Context 1: Due to a lack of proper financial backing, the ambitious space exploration project began to ________.Context 2: The zoologist explained that a male ________ is easily recognizable by its impressive, branching antlers.Choose the single word that perfectly fits both sentences.a) Stagnateb) Stagc) Buckd) Collapse
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Homonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Context 1: The toxic gas leak began to ________ the air quality inside the subterranean laboratory.Context 2: The classical composer took a deep breath, raised his ________, and signaled the orchestra to begin the symphony.Choose the single word that perfectly fits both sentences.a) Affectb) Batonc) Taintd) Conduct
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Homonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Context 1: The political dissident was forced to ________ his homeland to escape unjust persecution.Context 2: During the spring season, the ancient forest floor becomes a vibrant ________ of wild bluebells.Choose the single word that perfectly fits both sentences.a) Desertb) Leavec) Carpetd) Meadow
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Homonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Context 1: The structural integrity of the bridge was compromised because the main ________ was cracked.Context 2: The proud parents watched their daughter smile and ________ with happiness during her graduation ceremony.Choose the single word that perfectly fits both sentences.a) Girderb) Beamc) Plankd) Radiate
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Homonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
It was a ________ mistake to think that the newly elected council would ________ the controversial tax laws.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.a) grievous / grieve usb) principal / principlec) capital / capitold) discrete / discreet
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Homophones
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
The ancient scrolls were stored in a secure ________ beneath the cathedral, hidden away from anyone who might try to ________ the sacred text.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.a) vault / vaultb) cache / cashc) crypt / scriptd) hoard / horde
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Homophones
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
The financial advisor warned that the sudden ________ in stock prices would severely ________ the company's long-term investments.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.a) plummet / plumateb) descent / dissentc) dissent / descentd) accent / assent
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Homophones
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
The medieval knight was sent to execute a ________ maneuver to protect the royal ________ during the siege.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.a) martial / marshalb) marshal / martialc) martial / martiald) marshal / marshal
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Homophones
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
The grand jury decided to ________ the corrupt official, while the public chose to ________ him from society entirely.Choose the correct pair of homophones to fill in the blanks.a) indict / inditeb) indite / indictc) indict / ostracized) indite / indite
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Homophones
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
She practice the piano for four hours every single day when she was preparing for the international concert.Choose the most appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence.a) shouldb) mustc) wouldd) ought to
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Synonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
________ I be of any assistance to you in resolving this complicated legal dispute, sir?Choose the most appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence.a) Willb) Shouldc) Wouldd) Can
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Synonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
You ________ booked such an expensive hotel; we are only staying there for a few hours.Choose the most appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence.a) needn't haveb) didn't need toc) couldn't haved) may not have
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Synonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Candidates ________ use any electronic gadgets during the examination; violating this rule leads to disqualification.Choose the most appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence.a) needn'tb) couldn'tc) shall notd) may not
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Synonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
The ground is completely dry. It ________ have rained a night as the weather forecast predicted.Choose the most appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence.
a) must
b) can't
c) shouldn't
d) might
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Synonyms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
She wanted to buy the book, ___ she did not have enough money.
A) and
B) but
C) or
D) so
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Conjunctions
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What does the idioms "under the weather" mean?
English
Idioms
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by SWAPNARKA MANDAL
· Class 9
A particle moves along a semi-circular path of radius R from point A to point B. What is the ratio of distance to the magnitude of displacement?
Science
Motion
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by SWAPNARKA MANDAL
· Class 9
What do you mean by pseudo-forces?
Science
Force and Laws of Motion
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
If an event happens "once in a blue moon," how often does it occur?A) Every single monthB) Very rarely or almost neverC) Predictably every yearD) Only during winter
English
Idioms
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
What does it mean to "let the cat out of the bag"?A) To accidentally reveal a secretB) To purchase a new petC) To set a trapped animal freeD) To speak in a loud voice
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Idioms
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