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My father is an archaeologist. Yesterday, he found a stone that is very hard to find.

• new

• rare

• elegant

• powerful

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Yesterday, I received my examination result. I was very sad because I didn't achieve as what I have targeted.

• frustrated

• gloomy

• happy

• confused

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I have a two year old brother. He is very annoying.

• exhilarating

• dazzling

• flawless

• exasperating

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My teacher praised my writing. She said that I did it very perfectly.

• flawless

• spotless

• errorless

• effortless

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The world is in a very serious condition as we are fighting Covid19.

• grave

• crucial

• essential

• indolent

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"I'm very sure we can fight this virus if we all stay at home and wash our hands regularly," says my mother.

• happy

• certain

• exhausted

• devastated

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People are only allowed to go out to buy things that are very necessary.

• essential

• important

• crucial

• cruel

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It is cloudy again, just like yesterday. It was very rainy.

• raining.

• pouring

• sweltering

• gleaming

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I just came back from my school. We had so much activities today and now I am very tired.

• sleepy

• hideous

• exhausted

• deafening

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My sister just got proposed by her boyfriend. She gets a ring and it is very shiny.

• dazzling

• pouring

• hideous

• exasperating