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Considering the figures has to admit that the chances of being attacked by a bear are far slimmer than the chances of being involved in a car accident on the way to the park.
Select one:

a.
objectively one

b.
objectively—one

c.
objectively; one

d.
objectively, one

e.
None of the above

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Mrs. Perrier called to inquire how we were getting along in digging our
Select one:

a.
well.

b.
well!

c.
well?

d.
well;

e.
None of the above

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Rain, food poisoning, bugs, even a visiting were the things that made our week in the wild memorable.
Select one:

a.
skunk; such

b.
skunk: such

c.
skunk—such

d.
skunk. Such

e.
None of the above

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Studies have shown that are less boring than most.
Select one:

a.
professor's jobs

b.
professors’ jobs

c.
professor's jobs’

d.
professors jobs

e.
professors job’s

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After his release from found himself in on the talk-show circuit and in lecture halls.
Select one:

a.
prison. Tim / demand,

b.
prison, Tim / demand

c.
prison Tim / demand

d.
prison; Tim /demand,

e.
None of the above

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When Mrs. Purdy read about the proposed law cats be kept on called the mayor to suggest that birds be tied up too.
Select one:

a.
requiring, that / leashes she

b.
requiring that / leashes, she

c.
requiring, that / leashes, she

d.
requiring that / leashes she

e.
None of the above

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After several hours in the waiting was without suffering mild his wife had begun to have her babies.
Select one:

a.
room, Mr. Marsh / told, not / shock, that

b.
room Mr. Marsh / told, not / shock, that

c.
room, Mr. Marsh / told not / shock, that

d.
room, Mr. Marsh / told, not / shock that

e.
room Mr. Marsh / told not / shock that

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The ice was as smooth as was just perfect for skating.
Select one:

a.
glass; it

b.
glass. it

c.
glass, it

d.
a) and b)

e.
a) and c)

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When I fly, I always ask for a seat over the case I have to make an emergency exit.
Select one:

a.
wing; in

b.
wing in

c.
wing, in

d.
wing. In

e.
wing—in

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Although Monica was the fastest twisted her ankle during the first lap and rapidly fell behind.
Select one:

a.
runner she

b.
runner, she

c.
runner; she

d.
runner—she

e.
runner. She

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The plane left 45 minutes service on board was excellent.
Select one:

a.
late, still, the

b.
late; still the

c.
late. Still; the

d.
late, still: the

e.
late. Still, the

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Each passenger is allowed three pieces of luggage large case, one medium-sized case, and a smaller bag to carry on board.
Select one:

a.
: One

b.
: one

c.
; One

d.
; one

e.
None of the above