The professor expected the student ... their research before the seminar.
ক) to have completed
খ) having completed
গ) complete
ঘ) for completing
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ক) pieces and bits
খ) meaningful
গ) cuts and corners
ঘ) head or tail
Note : The idiom is 'can't make head or tail of something', which means to be unable to understand something at all. Therefore, 'head or tail' correctly completes the phrase.
ক) simile
খ) idiom
গ) proverb
ঘ) metaphor
Note : A 'proverb' is a short, well-known saying that states a general truth or a piece of advice. A 'simile' is a comparison using 'like' or 'as'. An 'idiom' is a phrase with a figurative meaning. A 'metaphor' is a direct comparison.
ক) are
খ) have
গ) is
ঘ) were
Note : The subject of the sentence is 'Each'. Phrases like 'as well as', 'along with', 'in addition to' do not affect the main subject. 'Each' is always singular and requires a singular verb. Therefore, 'is' is the correct verb.
ক) keep someone close and trusted
খ) physically push someone away
গ) hug someone warmly
ঘ) maintain distance or avoid close relationship
Note : To keep someone at arm's length' means to deliberately avoid being friendly or close to someone; to maintain a formal or distant relationship.
ক) Beautify
খ) Beautifully
গ) Beautifying
ঘ) Beauty
Note : . 'Beautiful' is an adjective. Its noun form is 'Beauty'. 'Beautify' is the verb form (to make beautiful). 'Beautifully' is the adverb form. 'Beautifying' is a participle/gerund.
ক) had I closed
খ) have I closed
গ) I had closed
ঘ) I closed
Note : . When a sentence begins with 'Hardly', the auxiliary verb comes before the subject (inversion). The structure is 'Hardly + had + subject + past participle ... when + past simple'. Therefore, 'had I closed' is the correct form.
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