A.    Eflorescence

B.    Efllorescence

C.    Efflorescence

D.    Efflorascence

"/> A.    1

B.    2

C.    3

D.    4

E.    5

A.    1

B.    2

C.    3

D.    4

E.    5

A.    1

B.    2

C.    3

D.    4

E.    5

A.    Grope about

B.    Grumble

C.    Fall

D.    Falter

E.    Jumble

A.    Pretty

B.    Petite

C.    Lithe

D.    Tiny

E.    Tasty

A.    Visible

B.    Perceivable

C.    Audible

D.    Presentable

E.    Unclear

A.    Rational

B.    Foreign

C.    Paradoxical

D.    Impractical

A.    comfort:stimulant

B.    grief:consolation

C.    trance:narcotic

D.    ache:extraction

A.    rooster:chicken

B.    mutton:sheep

C.    steer:beef

D.    lobster:crustacean

A.    liquid:litre

B.    bushel:corn

C.    weight:scale

D.    fame:television

A.    iron:metal

B.    north pole:directions

C.    magnetism:attraction

D.    dust:desert

A.    Don't ever imagine that there is anything to' be ashamed of, or anything undignified to grumble about in having to work hard for one's living.

B.    Don't ever imagine that there is anything undignified in having to work for a living

C.    We need not let imagination think that working for a living is a shame

D.    We need not imagine that there is anything to be ashamed of or anything undignified in having to work for our living

E.    To work for a living is nothing to feel ashamed of.

A.    All the gospels of wealth are based on the fundamental concept that none can claim an absolute or inherent right to property, but everyone holds it in trust from God to promote the good of mankind.

B.    All the gospels of wealth are based on the fundamental fact that we are holding our property as a trust from God .

C.    It is said that none of us has any inherent right to property and that we hold it as a trust from God.

D.    The basic concept of all the gospels is that though we are holding some property it does not belong to us and we hold it as a trust from God.

A.    Real bliss consisted not in riches or in anything else which the world regarded as prosperity or felicity but in the joy and happiness derived from being at peace with one's own fellow men through perfect love and fellowship and selfless service and sacrifice

B.    Real bliss consisted not in riches nor in prosperity but in the joy derived from being at peace with one's fellowmen through love, fellowship, selfless service and sacrifice.

C.    Real bliss will consist not in riches nor in felicity but in the joy of living at peace with felIowmen through love, service and sacrifice

D.    Living at peace with our fellowmen through love, fellowship, selfless service and sacrifice is real bliss, not riches or felicity

E.    One can derive great joy and happiness by living peacefully with one's fellow men through love, fellowship and selfless service and sacrifice and not by sacrifice and not by amassing great wealth or by attaining any worldly prosperity