For this question and the three questions below, choose the option that best completes the sentence.

The doctor _____ the illness as malaria, not dysentery.

• A. Discovered

• B. Diagnosed

• C. Tested

• D. Examined

• E. Announced

• F. Prescribed

The principal reacted to the disrespectful action of the student with strong _____.

• A. Indignation

• B. Condemnation

• C. Accusation

• D. Demonstration

• E. Mobilization

• F. Impunity

Since the writer did not indicate his name, the editor did not publish such a/an _____ article.

• A. Poor

• B. Libellous

• C. Discourteous

• D. Impolite

• E. Anonymous

• F. Scandalous

The play was so interesting that the _____ clapped for a long time at the end.

• A. Congregation

• B. Fans

• C. Spectators

• D. Audience

• E. Watchers

• F. People

Answer true of false with regards to the sentence below:

'Humility' is a noun and 'Humble' is an adjective

• A. True

• B. False

Homonyms are words with the same spellings, same sounds but different meanings.

Below are some sentences containing homonyms with their respective meanings:

• Keen

We have a keen match against Ronaldo’s team and Messi seems to be keen.

Keen: An involvement of people competing very hard for something.

Keen: Very interested in something.

• Tear

Regardless the tear you shed, Mr. Frank will still tear your examination scripts.

Tear: The drop of liquid that comes out from a person's eye when they cry.

Tear: To damage something by pulling or cutting it apart.

• Jot

There isn't any jot of truth in what he said, so I didn't jot anything down.

Jot: A very small amount of something

Jot: To write something quickly

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