- A. To fight
- B. To defend
- C. To kill
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- A. Unrecognizable danger
- B. Unforeseen happening
- C. Irreliable person
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- A. To die
- B. To become rational
- C. To suffer
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- A. Feeling of insecurity
- B. Accept or leave the offer
- C. Feeling of strength
- D. Excellent
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- A. To talk loudly
- B. To talk Nonsense
- C. To talk Wisdom
- D. To speak at random
- E. To speak fluently
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Correct Answer: To talk Nonsense
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- A. To be frightened
- B. To be ready to face danger
- C. To threaten one
- D. To be bitter enemy
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Correct Answer: To be bitter enemy
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- A. To show eagerness to have some thing
- B. To show indifference
- C. To treat it with contemptuous dislike or disgust
- D. To start to grapple with it
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Correct Answer: To treat it with contemptuous dislike or disgust
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- A. To hide oneself
- B. To oppose
- C. To evade disgrace
- D. To say plainly
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Correct Answer: To evade disgrace
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- A. To sidetrack the issue
- B. To quarrel over trifles
- C. To indulge in over refined arguments
- D. To find fault with others
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Correct Answer: To indulge in over refined arguments
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- A. To criticise one's nature in public
- B. To quarrel in the open
- C. To do some ugly work in public
- D. To discuss dirty and scandalous matters of personal nature in the presence of strangers
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Correct Answer: To discuss dirty and scandalous matters of personal nature in the presence of strangers
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