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Holding A Hose: Deserted

The document provides definitions for several terms: - Holding a hose refers to directing water through a plastic or rubber pipe onto fires or gardens. - Deserted means there are no people in a place. - Hitchhiking is traveling by getting free rides in others' vehicles. - The document also provides a multiple choice test with 200 questions on various topics.

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Holding A Hose: Deserted

The document provides definitions for several terms: - Holding a hose refers to directing water through a plastic or rubber pipe onto fires or gardens. - Deserted means there are no people in a place. - Hitchhiking is traveling by getting free rides in others' vehicles. - The document also provides a multiple choice test with 200 questions on various topics.

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Holding a hose :a 

long plastic or rubber pipe, used to direct water onto fires, gardens,


etc.
Deserted: there are no people in it
Hitchhiking: to travel by getting free rides in someone else's vehicle
Ascend: to move up or climb something
Pile up: to arrange objects into a pile
Teethe: If a baby or small child is teething, their first teeth are growing,
usually causing pain (mọc răng)
Caterer: a person or company that makes or serves food
Jam: something that is stuck in a machine, or that prevents the parts of
a machine from moving
Courier: a person or company that takes messages, letters, or parcels from
one person or place to another
In charge of : responsible for something or someone
Make a Reservation: an arrangement in which something such as a seat on
an aircraft or a table at a restaurant is kept for you
Expense record: a written record of money spent
Unscheduled dinner
Self-employed: not working for an employer but finding work for yourself or
having your own business
Owe: to need to pay or give something to someone because they
have lent money to you, or in exchange for something they have done for you
Leaflet: a piece of paper that gives you information or advertises something
The brink of failure: bờ vực thất bại
--> pulled itself from the brink of failure to expected net profits
Re: reference
101 a 123 d 145 d 167 c
102 b 124 c 146 c 168 b
103 b 125 d 147 a 169 b - a
104 d 126 c - b 148 d - b 170 d
105 b 127 a 149 b - d 171 b
106 b 128 d 150 b 172 a
107 c 129 a - b 151 b 173 a
108 c 130 d 152 c 174 d
109 a 131 a 153 d 175 b
110 d 132 d - c 154 c 176 c
111 a 133 c 155 a - b 177 c
112 d - c 134 d - a 156 d 178 d
113 d 135 c 157 b - a 179 a
114 b 136 a - c 158 a 180 b
115 d 137 b 159 a 181 b
116 b 138 a 160 d 182 d
117 a 139a - b 161 c 183 c
118 d 140 b 162 c 184 c
119 b 141 b 163 b 185 c - a
120 a 142 d 164 a 186 b
121 a 143 b 165 b 187 b
122 a - b 144 c 166 b - d 188 b

189 c 197 c
190 a 198 c
191 b 199 b
192 d 200 a
193 c - a
194 d
195 d
196 a
1. B - c 52. C - b
2. C - a 53. D
3. b 54. D - b
4. c 55. A
5. a 56. A
6. C- d atop 57. C - b
7. b 58. A - d
8. a 59. B
9. A- b 60. A
10. a 61. A - c
11. c 62. C
12. a 63. C - b
13. B get a loan 64. B - d
14. B newsletter 65. D - b
15. B - a power 66. A - b
cut 67. D -a
16. a 68. D
17. B have a safe 69. B
flight 70. C a
18. c
19. B- c an
opening
20. b
21. c
22. C-a proofread
23. A aisle
24. a
25. C - a power
outage
26. A mortgage
27. a
28. C - a
29. b
30. B - a go for
31. C - b
32. b
33. B - c filing
cabinet
34. A - b
pamphlet
35. a
36. C - a
37. a
38. c
39. a
40. C - b
41. B - d
42. b
43. a
44. c
45. C - b
46. D - b
47. A - b
48. c
49. b
50. B
51. A - c Test 3
101. A 80. c
reconnoiter 81. D - a
102. d 82. b
103. c 83
104. c 84
105. a 85
106. d 86
107. a 87
108. C - b 88
109. D - b 89
110. A 90
111. A -c
112. B
113. D
114. C
115. A-c
116. A
117. D
118. A
119. B -d
120. B
121. B - dpristine
122. A
123. D-b
124. B-d
obituaries
125. B
126. C
127. D
128. C corporate
fraud;
embezzlement
129. C-b
130. B -ddisgust;
depose
131. B
132. C
133. C
134. D-b
135. D
substantial
136. A scrap
137. A -b
precedent
138. C-a
139. B
140. A
Part 4
71. C - d
72. d
73. B - c
74. c
75. d
76. D - a
77. a
78. B - d
79. A - d Part 6
141. C 198. C
142. C - d 199. D
143. D 200. A
144. B - c
145. D
146. C
147. A - d
148. C
149. D
150. C
151. D
152. A - c
153. D
154. B
155. B
156. D
157. C
158. B
159. C
160. A
161. C
162. D
163. B
164. A
165. D
166. D
167. B
168. A
169. C
170. D - a
171. B
172. B
173. C
174. D
175. D - a
176. B
177. C
178. A - d
179. B
180. A
181. B
182. A - b
183. C
184. B
185. B
186. B
187. C
188. D
189. C
190. C -d
191. D
192. A - b
193. B
194. C
195. C
196. A
197. B
Test 4
101. b
102. a
103. c
104. c
105
106
107
108

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