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2. How many letters are there in the alphabet?27 26 25 24

3. .THE ANSWER IS 26

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5. It is a group of words that expresses a complete thought.
PHRASE
CLAUSE
SENTENCE
PARAGRAPH

6. .THE ANSWER IS SENTENCE

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8. These adjectives compare the quality of three or more things.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS
POSITIVE ADJECTIVES
SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

9. .THE ANSWER IS SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVE

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11. It is a kind of sentence made up of one independent clause and one or ore dependent clauses joined by a conjunction.
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
SIMPLE
BASIC

12. .THE ANSWER IS COMPOUND

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14. A clause which cannot stand alone.
DEPENDENT CLAUSE
CLAUSE
INDEPENDENT CLAUSE
NONE OF THE ABOVE

15. .THE ANSWER IS DEPENDENT CLAUSE

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17. It is a kind of word that describes a noun or a
pronoun.
ADJECTIVE
NOUN
CONJUNCTION
VERB

18. .THE ANSWER IS ADJECTIVE

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20. An acronym is a word formed from the initial letters of a name
An acronym is a word formed from the initial letters of a name. An eponym is a word derived from the proper name of a person or place. What term is used for a word that's derived from the same root as another word?
RETRONYM 
PARONYM 
EXONYM
ORONYM

21. .THE ANSWER IS PARONYM

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23. The sentence “Natasha is a friend of Joan's and a client of Marlowe's" contains two examples of which grammatical structure
DOUBLE COMPARATIVE
DOUBLE SUPERLATIVE
 DOUBLE GENITIVE
DOUBLE NEGATIVE

24. .THE ANSWER IS DOUBLE GENETIVE

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26. Which of the following terms refers to the substitution of a more offensive word or phrase for one considered less offensive?
NEOLOGISM
 EUPHEMISM
DYSPHEMISM
 DRAMATISM

27. .THE ANSWER IS EUPHEMISM

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29. In approximately how many countries does the English language have official or special status?35 15 %
50  75

30. .THE ANSWER IS 75

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CREDITS
ALS MODULE, A&E Modules, Elementary Advanced, English, Learning Strand1.
Megginson, David. “The Structure of a Sentence.” Terms of Use. University of Ottawa, 1996.

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