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    2 Circle the option A, B, C, or D, that best completes each sentence.

    1 I don't think there's a of truth in what either defendant said.

    A gust B grain C shred D touch

    2 One of days I'm going to give him a piece of my mind.

    A our B those C these D the3 I wouldn't want of my parents to know I have a boyfriend.

    A either B any C neither D none

    4 The ofpeople who attended the public meeting was surprisingly large.

    A figure B number C amount D sum

    5 The film ends with the sheriff lying in a of blood.

    Abath Bpuddle Cet Dpool

    6 I gather there was doubt as to who should pay the bill.

    A any B some C the D every

    7 !nfortunately too often one of our players gives the ball away.

    A all B every C none D once

    8 I have rarely seen such an impressive sight as a of buffalo roaming over the plains.

    A flock B swarm Cpack D herd

    9 I can't help thinking he offered his apology with a of irony.

    A touch B spot C torrent D dash

    10 "ew# if of the current team can stand comparison with the $%%& eleven.

    A none B any C many D some

    1 1 It was a stroke of luck that he had always been able to write with hand.

    Aboth B each C every D either

    12 can make a mistake no one is perfect.

    A(obody B )omeone C *nyone D +ach

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    EXAM PRACTICE 9

    13 The full of the damage done by the storm only became clear at daybreak.

    A degree B amount C summary D e-tent

    14 Thousands to see the opening night of )imon's musical.

    A trickled B flocked C thronged D swarmed15 It is difficult to conceive of the vast of energy reuired by top marathon runners.

    A volumes B uantities C reserves D amounts

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