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[51] We _______ for two hours at the camp.
A. staid
B. stayed
[52] I was so excited. So, I ran all the
way up the ______.
A. stares
B. stairs
[53] The aim of all Preachers is
to save as many _______ as possible.
A. souls
B. soles
[54] We _______ at each other for some time
before talking.
A. staired
B. stared
[55] The ______ of my boots are slender.
A. souls
B. soles
[56] The maize prices have _______
recently.
A. sored
B. soared
[57] There is a ________ increase in
cassava prices.
A. slight
B. sleight
[58] I can't help you fix this table. I
have a ______ arm.
A. soared
B. sore
[59] He ________ the gun into his pocket.
A. snuck
B. sneaked
[60] During the match, Cristiano Ronaldo
showed his footballing ________.
A. sleight
B. slight
[61] The livestock keepers have to ______
wool from sheeps.
A. shear
B. sheer
[62] My mother is learning how to _______
by using stitches.
A. sow
B. sew
[63] I don't want to hear your ______
nonsense on this.
A. shear
B. sheer
[64] We have to ______ the maize according
to the instructions from agricultural experts if we really want to get big
harvest.
A. saw
B. sow
[65] The food is almost ready. Please,
______ table for lunch.
A. set
B. sit
[66] During colonial rule, tenants and
_______ were among the most exploited classes in the society.
A. sarfs
B. serfs
[67] The ________ of delicious food hit our
noses as we approached the party.
A. sent
B. scent
[68] 4G Internet can help you to _______
more comfortably.
A. surf
B. serf
[69] The demonstrators shouted and their
message was clearly _______.
A. scent
B. sent
[70] We have to ________ every best moment
of our lives.
A. savor
B. save
[71] The diver ________ a child from
drowning.
A. served
B. saved
[72] Mr. Dangote has a big _______ in this
company.
A. steak
B. stake
[73] Don't sit on that ______. You'll
destroy it.
A. pail
B. pale
[74] Monica's face was as _____ as ashes.
A. pale
B. pail
[75] Some bullets missed the target and hit
one of the window's ________.
A. panes
B. panels
[76] Hot tea can burn your _________.
A. palate
B. palette
[77] If you experience continuous _______,
see the doctor.
A. pane
B. pain
[78] As a painter, I have to take care of
my ________.
A. palette
B. pallet
[79] Father Nicholas Mwanga is in charge of
Kibiti _______.
A. Perish
B. Parish
[80] Goods are placed on ________ before they
are packed into the lorries.
A. pallets
B. palettes
[81] Some animals will ________ if they are
not kept well.
A. perish
B. parish
[82] Children like to watch cartoons as
_______.
A. pastime
B. past time
[83] You can't have ______ if your country
is at war with another country.
A. piece
B. peace
[84] In the _________, people used to wear
baggy clothes.
A. pastime
B. past time
[85] Gérard Pique is at the ______ of
playing football.
A. pique
B. peak
[86] Even the monkeys know how to ________
the bananas.
A. peal
B. peel
[87] The President is greatly _______ when
he hears the corruption cases.
A. piqued
B. peeked
[88] My father gave me this _______ of
land.
A. peace
B. piece
[89] My bicycle's ______ is fault.
A. peddle
B. pedal
[90] I _______ into the thicket but I
didn't see the snake.
A. peeked
B. peaked
[91] The strong man is required to ______
the big church bell.
A. peal
B. peel
[92] Street vendors ______ their products
in the public.
A. pedal
B. peddle
[93] Talk to your _______.
A. piers
B. peers
[94] At first, it's difficult to learn how
to ______ a bicycle.
A. peddle
B. pedal
[95] Our boat docked at one of the coast's
landing _______.
A. peer
B. pier
[96] The __________ scene of the play was
very interesting.
A. penaltimate
B. penultimate
[97] I ______ into the box but I found nothing
A. piered
B. peered
[98] The Police have promised to find out
the person who perpetrated this crime.
A. perpetrated
B. perpetuated
[99] Our aim is to __________ our plan to
invest in this country.
A. perpetuate
B. perpetrate
[100] The dictatorial governments _________ the
opposition groups.
A. prosecute
B. persecute
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