Q. No. 7: | A ______ firms are having trouble with industrial relations.
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A : | considerable amount of
| B : | great deal of
| C : | large part of
| D : | great many
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Answer: D "A great many" = a large number of Option A and B mean 'much' and are used with uncountable nouns.
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Q. No. 8: | The greater _______ increase the population, the harder it is for people to find adequate housing.
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A : | of
| B : | the
| C : | is the
| D : | is of the
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Answer: C Double comparative sentences.
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Q. No. 9: | Ballet dancers, ________ actors, must spend many hours a day practising before a performance.
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A : | like
| B : | the like
| C : | the same
| D : | same as
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Answer: A Before a noun in positive comparison 'like' is used.
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Q. No. 10: | _________ the reactions of people with amnesia, scientists are learning about the process of memory of the brain.
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A : | By studying
| B : | To study
| C : | They study
| D : | They are studying
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Answer: A Since no conjunction is there two complete sentences cannot come (option C and D are out).
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Q. No. 11: | The weather in the far north is not _______ it is sown south.
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A : | like humid as
| B : | as humid as
| C : | humid as
| D : | so humid that
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Answer: B In positive comparison with adjective the correct structure is "as + Adj. + as".
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Q. No. 12: | _______ that increasing numbers of compact disc players will be bought by consumers in the years to come.
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A : | They are anticipated
| B : | In anticipation
| C : | Anticipating
| D : | It is anticipated
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Answer: D Before and after the conjunction complete sentence must come.
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