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# If the first half of the English alphabet is reversed and then next portion of English alphabet is reversed so as 'A' takes the portion of 'M' and 'N' takes the portion of 'z' then which letter will be 6th to the left of 17th letter to the right of 7th leter from the left?

 A) U B) V C) C D) D

Explanation:

6th to the left of 17th letter to the right of 7th letter from the left = 6th to the left of (17+7 =) 24th letter from the left = (24-6 =) 18th letter from the left.

Thus, we have to count from the left and we have to find out 18th letter from the left that falls into the second section of English alphabet.

Here, both the first half and the second half of the English alphabet have been reversed and we have to count from the left end, then the required letter can be found out using the formula given below. Suppose , the first and the second reversed sections of the English alphabet are $α$ and  $β$respectively.Then,

The required letter =

Therefore, The required letter = 26 + 13 + 1 - 18 = 22 = V

Q:

The opposite of right is the opposite of

 A) Left B) Wrong C) Give D) Take

Explanation:

The opposite of right is left. The opposite of left is take. And the opposite of take is give.

Hence, the opposite of right is the opposite of take which is left.

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Assertive sentences examples list.

An assertive sentence is a sentence that state, assert, or declare something. It means it is a simple statement making thing. As it declares something, is also called as Declarative sentence.

Examples of assertive sentence or statements ::

1. Anamika loves him very much.

2. He picks her daily.

3. Attitude is everything.

4. The sun sets in the west.

5. She likes roses.

6. He is a student.

7. Karthik planned a tour.

8. Peacock is a beautiful bird.

9. India is our country.

10. Joel want to be a doctor.

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Q:

Opposite word of Enormous?

 A) tiny B) large in size C) high quantity D) to the most extent

Explanation:

Enormous means very large in quantity or size or extent.

Antonym or opposite of enormous is little, small or tiny.

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Parallel construction means that you

 A) give both sides of the argument in your essay. B) begin each paragraph of your essay in the same way. C) use the same grammatical construction in all similar headings throughout an outline. D) repeat the first paragraph of your essay as the last paragraph.

Answer & Explanation Answer: C) use the same grammatical construction in all similar headings throughout an outline.

Explanation:

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Q:

Which sentence contains an infinitive?

 A) We walked to town with Grandfa. B) It is normal to make mistakes. C) Will you take the package to Sheila? D) None of the above

Answer & Explanation Answer: B) It is normal to make mistakes.

Explanation:

An infinitive is a verbal that can function as noun, adjective, or adverb.

Having or involving the basic form of a verb is called Infinnitive clause.

Way to know whether there is an infinitive is to see whether there is the word "to" in the sentence.

Hence, option B) It is normal to make mistakes. is an infinitive sentence.

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Q:

“Neither a borrower nor a lender be, for loan oft loses both itself and friend.”

What is the meaning of the given phrase?

It is said by Lord Polonius.

It means do not lend or borrow money from a friend, because if you do so, you will lose both your friend and your money. If you lend, he will avoid paying back, and if you borrow you will fall out of your savings, as you turn into a spendthrift, and face humiliation.

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Q:

How many spaces are required between punctuation?

 A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 0

Explanation:

While using punctuations, only one space is used.

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Q:

Which sentence is written correctly?

 A) I asked, "What kind of insect is that?" B) I asked what kind of insect is that? C) I asked, "what kind of insect is that?" D) I asked, "What kind of insect is that"?

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) I asked, "What kind of insect is that?"

Explanation:
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