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Select the correct answerI pretended not to see it and keep walking until she reached hers.radio_button_uncheckedand kept walkingradio_button_uncheckedand keep walkradio_button_uncheckedand kept walkradio_button_uncheckedNone

Select the correct answerFind the missing term in the following series: D, E, G, J, ?radio_button_uncheckedOradio_button_uncheckedNradio_button_uncheckedMradio_button_uncheckedL

Select the correct answerAntonym of the word:Jubilantradio_button_uncheckedJoyfulradio_button_uncheckedElatedradio_button_uncheckedUnenthusiasticradio_button_uncheckedEnrapturedradio_button_uncheckedNone

She said to me, "Are you unwell?"radio_button_uncheckedShe said whether I was unwell or not.radio_button_checkedShe enquired whether I was unwell.radio_button_uncheckedShe told me, "Are you unwell ?"radio_button_uncheckedShe informed me that she was unwell.

Select the correct answerStatements:1. Some actors are singers.2. All singers are dancers.Conclusions:1. Some actors are dancers.2. No singer is actor.radio_button_uncheckedOnly (1) followsradio_button_uncheckedOnly (2) followsradio_button_uncheckedEither (1) or (2) followsradio_button_uncheckedNeither (1) nor (2) followsradio_button_uncheckedBoth (1) and (2) follow