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- Using a globe can be … it is educational.
Question 1:
Using a globe can be … it is educational. A. as enjoyable as
B. to enjoy as
C. as enjoyable
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Practice Quiz 99 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- She was impressed with Lincoln … she found him entirely free of prejudice.
- Using a globe can be … it is educational.
- To avoid an economic depression the government … spending and lower interest rates.
- The fragrances come from oils … these oils may be used in manufacturing perfumes.
- A nation wouldn’t choose war if its goals … peacefully.
- Many English … were opposed to the American Revolution.
- … served as governor of the Virgin Islands.
- In sculpture … “modeling” denotes a way of shaping clay, wax or other materials.
- Although adult education in this state began a long time ago, … chief
- … a big geographic area, it constitutes a biome.
- Depressant drugs … have been known to be addictive are called narcotics.
- Although the weather in this city isn’t … to have a year round tourist season, it has become a favourite summer resort.
- He has used what he learned … to produce taped histories of people and events.
- The bombardier beetle gets its name because … its prey with liquid.
- One of the politics professor’s greatest attributes is … .
- These two colours are complementary, … .
- The manager arrived … than all the other board members.
- The examiner made us … our identification.
- The professor said that … .
- … to use pigeons for observation purposes.
- In the 1980s, the population of this country … a dramatic geographical shift southward.
- After seeing the movie, … .
- She changed her major from English to business … .
- Some procedures are … our construction procedures.
- The windmill … redesigned to produce electricity.
- The slide rule uses sliding scales with marks … numbers and their logarithms.
- A phase change takes place … matter in one form is transmuted to another form.
- ... limit to the extent which humans may benefit from their creativity.
- Balinese cats … medium length fur.
- The human body has four jugular veins, … each side of the neck.
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