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Passage: During each interview various questions were asked. From the parents and any older siblings that were available, we found out, where relevant, the purchase decisions surrounding game systems in the household; the family's typical game play habits;β¦
Answer is TRUE
levels of parental mothers or fathers = how far Mothers and fathers
supervision = controlled
regard to gaming = children's game playing
levels of parental mothers or fathers = how far Mothers and fathers
supervision = controlled
regard to gaming = children's game playing
π1
Passage:
When Potter was in her early 20s, her parents tried to arrange a partner for her to marry. Many likely suitors were found; however, Potter turned them all down. She was a fiercely independent woman, and she disliked the idea of being tied down to a domestic life that, at that time, consisted mostly of staying at home and bringing up
children. Thus, unusually for British women of those times, she remained single and lived in her parents' home.
Statement:
The life of a typical married woman at that time appealed to Potter.
Trueβ€οΈ
Falseπ₯
NotGivenπ
When Potter was in her early 20s, her parents tried to arrange a partner for her to marry. Many likely suitors were found; however, Potter turned them all down. She was a fiercely independent woman, and she disliked the idea of being tied down to a domestic life that, at that time, consisted mostly of staying at home and bringing up
children. Thus, unusually for British women of those times, she remained single and lived in her parents' home.
Statement:
The life of a typical married woman at that time appealed to Potter.
Trueβ€οΈ
Falseπ₯
NotGivenπ
π₯1π1
1) Such + be + Noun + that..
-> Such is the popularity of social media that millions of people use it daily.
-> Such was the demand for the product that it sold out within hours.
->Such is the influence of technology that it has transformed modern society.
( Shu darajadaki⦠/ ..ning ahamiyati kattaki manosida keladi)
-> Such is the popularity of social media that millions of people use it daily.
(social mediani ommabopligi shunchalik yuqoriki, millionlab odamlar ulardan har kuni foydalanadi.)
-> Such was the demand for the product that it sold out within hours.
(Mahsulotga bo'lgan talab shunchalik yuqori ediki, u bir necha soat ichida sotilib tugadi.)
->Such is the influence of technology that it has transformed modern society.
(Texnologiyaning ta'siri shunchalik kuchliki, u zamonaviy jamiyatni tubdan o'zgartirdi)
π1
1. Higher tourism revenue often encourages governments and private investors to improve local infrastructure, including roads, healthcare facilities, and public services, thereby raising residents' overall quality of life.
2. Governments should invest more in teacher training, thereby improving the overall quality of education.
3. Artificial intelligence automates repetitive tasks, thereby allowing employees to focus on more creative work.
(Turizmdan olinadigan yuqori daromad hukumat va xususiy investorlarni yo'llar, shifoxonalar va davlat xizmatlarini yaxshilashga undaydi, shu orqali (natijada) aholining umumiy turmush sifati oshadi.)
2. Governments should invest more in teacher training, thereby improving the overall quality of education.
(Hukumat o'qituvchilar malakasiga sarmoya kiritishi kerak, shu orqali ta'lim sifati yaxshilanadi.)
3. Artificial intelligence automates repetitive tasks, thereby allowing employees to focus on more creative work.
(... shu orqali xodimlar ijodiy ishlarga e'tibor qaratadi.)
π1
Passage:
The book finally came out in 1902, when Potter was 36, but the publishers did not
expect it would sell many copies.
Statement:
The publishers doubted whether Potter's first book would be successful.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
The book finally came out in 1902, when Potter was 36, but the publishers did not
expect it would sell many copies.
Statement:
The publishers doubted whether Potter's first book would be successful.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
β€3β‘1π―1
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Passage: The book finally came out in 1902, when Potter was 36, but the publishers did not expect it would sell many copies. Statement: The publishers doubted whether Potter's first book would be successful. True β€οΈ False π₯ Not Givenβ‘οΈ
Answer: TRUE
did not expect = doubted
selling many copies β> successful
did not expect = doubted
selling many copies β> successful
β‘2
It was Norman who insisted that each drawing would be in colour. Potter insisted that the book remain small so that it would be easy for children to hold, and by the end of the year, 28,000 copies were in print.
Statement:
Norman Warne suggested Potter include black and white illustrations in her first book.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
Statement:
Norman Warne suggested Potter include black and white illustrations in her first book.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
β€1
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It was Norman who insisted that each drawing would be in colour. Potter insisted that the book remain small so that it would be easy for children to hold, and by the end of the year, 28,000 copies were in print. Statement: Norman Warne suggested Potterβ¦
Answer : False
Colour VS black and white ( means not colour)
insisted β> strong demand -> suggest
Colour VS black and white ( means not colour)
insisted β> strong demand -> suggest
Passage:
Celluloid was developed in the state of New Jersey in the late 1860s and was used to manufacture dolls until the mid-1950s. German, French, American, and Japanese factories churned out cheaply produced celluloid dolls in mass quantities. However, celluloid fell out of favour because of its extreme flammability and propensity to fade in bright light.
Statement:
Dolls made of celluloid tended to lose their colour.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
Celluloid was developed in the state of New Jersey in the late 1860s and was used to manufacture dolls until the mid-1950s. German, French, American, and Japanese factories churned out cheaply produced celluloid dolls in mass quantities. However, celluloid fell out of favour because of its extreme flammability and propensity to fade in bright light.
Statement:
Dolls made of celluloid tended to lose their colour.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
β€3
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Passage: Celluloid was developed in the state of New Jersey in the late 1860s and was used to manufacture dolls until the mid-1950s. German, French, American, and Japanese factories churned out cheaply produced celluloid dolls in mass quantities. Howeverβ¦
Answer: True
Propensity to = tend to
Lose colour = fade in light
Propensity to = tend to
Lose colour = fade in light
Passage:
Until the late 1700s, illumination in US households was limited to candles and whale oil lamps, but both were inefficient - it would take a hundred candles to create as much light as a single modem lightbulb - and so expensive as to be beyond the means of most households.
Statement:
In the late 1700s, the majority of families used candles and whale oil lamps regularly.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
Until the late 1700s, illumination in US households was limited to candles and whale oil lamps, but both were inefficient - it would take a hundred candles to create as much light as a single modem lightbulb - and so expensive as to be beyond the means of most households.
Statement:
In the late 1700s, the majority of families used candles and whale oil lamps regularly.
True β€οΈ
False π₯
Not Givenβ‘οΈ
π₯2β‘1
Answer: TRUE
limited to candles and whale oil lamps = didn't use anything but these two
limited to candles and whale oil lamps = didn't use anything but these two