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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace ICH 113 exam

In a normal exam you will be asked between 40 – 60 questions but I only arranged 40 questions

Note

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1. “Slow and steady wins the race” follows the rule that

A. adjectives require plural subjects

B. unity of idea takes singular verb

C. two ideas must have plural verbs

D. conjunctions form phrases

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2. Figurative meaning often uses tools like

A. literal translation

B. questionnaires

C. dictionaries

D. metaphors and similes

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3. A man in a suit at the airport may suggest different meanings based on

A. behavior

B. assumptions

C. grammar rules

D. definitions

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4. Connotative meaning is another name for

A. exact meaning

B. implied meaning

C. literal meaning

D. figurative meaning

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5. Word like “email” originated through

A. borrowing

B. affixation

C. compounding

D. blending

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6. The line “He has a heart of stone” expresses

A. cruel behavior metaphorically

B. someone who collects stones

C. good manners

D. literal coldness

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7. Present progressive tense refers to

A. an action that ended in the past

B. an action yet to begin

C. an action occurring at the time of speaking

D. a habitual or repeated action

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8. When someone says “Time flies,” they are using

A. conjecture

B. a proverb

C. literal speech

D. figurative language

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9. The phrase “I need a home, not a house” reflects

A. an architectural discussion

B. a factual correction

C. an emotional implication

D. a preference for bricks

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10. Literal meaning is associated with

A. metaphorical ideas

B. dictionary definitions

C. personal interpretation

D. emotional suggestions

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11. Conjectural meaning often relies on

A. facts and figures

B. personal opinions and guesses

C. public consensus

D. memorized data

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12. The term “check-up” demonstrates

A. affixation

B. clipping

C. borrowing

D. compounding with hyphen

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13. Word formation in language refers to

A. rearranging existing letters for fun

B. writing stories from dictionaries

C. combining sentences into paragraphs

D. processes through which new words are created

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14. A sentence like “Each of the students is ready” follows the rule that

A. each makes the subject singular

B. pronouns control the verb

C. plural nouns take plural verbs

D. subject follows the nearest noun

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15. A verb phrase like “have gone” belongs to

A. present continuous

B. future progressive

C. present perfect tense

D. past tense

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16. Subject-verb agreement is also known as

A. pronoun balance

B. declension

C. tense coordination

D. concord

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17. A phrase like “The project is a sleeping giant” best fits

A. literal meaning

B. figurative meaning

C. implied meaning

D. conjectural meaning

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18. Use of “each” or “every” before two singular nouns connected by “and” requires

A. neutral verb

B. plural verb

C. singular verb

D. compound verb

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19. The phrase “She is the black sheep of the family” is

A. scientific

B. figurative

C. conjectural

D. literal

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20. A sentence must contain

A. a subject and a predicate

B. a verb and an adjective

C. a preposition and a phrase

D. a conjunction and an interjection

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21. The sentence “Musa came to school early and he attended the lectures” is

A. a compound sentence

B. a complex sentence

C. a multiple sentence

D. a phrase

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22. Compounding typically involves

A. removing parts of existing words

B. converting verbs into nouns

C. borrowing from foreign languages

D. joining two or more morphemes

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23. An example of literal meaning among the following is

A. The sky is pregnant

B. He is a teacher

C. She wears many hats

D. The sun is smiling

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24. A simple sentence is made up of

A. one dependent clause

B. one independent clause

C. three main clauses

D. a phrase and a clause

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25. A sentence like “Water boils at 100°C” illustrates

A. literal meaning

B. conjectural meaning

C. implied meaning

D. figurative meaning

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26. A sentence that contains three independent clauses is classified

A. complex sentence

B. compound-complex sentence

C. simple sentence

D. multiple sentence

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27. “Smoking and drinking are injurious to health” uses a

A. clipped form of speech

B. compound subject with plural verb

C. singular subject with singular verb

D. borrowed verb construction

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28. Meaning is understood as the interpretation derived from

A. what is read or heard

B. context and voice

C. tradition and speech

D. memory and sound

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29. A compound sentence includes

A. one clause and a preposition

B. two phrases separated by a comma

C. two main clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction

D. three subjects without verbs

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30. The sentence “We take our bathe every day” is in

A. present progressive tense

B. future tense

C. present perfect tense

D. simple present tense

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31. Words such as “sofa” and “piano” are formed through

A. clipping

B. derivation

C. borrowing

D. acronym

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32. Collective nouns take singular verbs when

A. the group acts as one unit

B. the sentence is ambiguous

C. the action is in past tense

D. individuals disagree

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33. Saying “The sun is smiling” conveys

A. conjectural meaning

B. implied meaning

C. literal meaning

D. figurative meaning

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34. Brunch is an example of

A. acronym

B. borrowing

C. clipping

D. blending

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35. The process of shortening “examination” to “exam” illustrates

A. compounding

B. blending

C. clipping

D. borrowing

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36. Changing “happy” to “happily” shows

A. suffixation

B. compounding

C. clipping

D. borrowing

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37. A clipped form of “advertisement” is

A. advertise

B. adver

C. advert

D. ads

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38. The sentence “We take our bathe every day” is in

A. present perfect tense

B. simple present tense

C. future tense

D. present progressive tense

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39. The sentence “This is the man who stole the bag” is an example of

A. complex sentence

B. simple sentence

C. compound sentence

D. multiple sentence

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40. Interpretation of meaning can vary due to

A. culture and fashion

B. context and intention

C. spelling and pronunciation

D. rhythm and sound

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41. Sentences like “My uncle and guardian wants me to study medicine” show that

A. the subject is plural

B. the verb is in passive form

C. both nouns refer to same person

D. there are two subjects

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42. In “The crew were welcomed by the president,” the verb is

A. singular because it’s one crew

B. a clipped form of welcome

C. plural because crew members are considered individually

D. incorrect due to passive voice

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43. A statement like “She came first from the rear” expresses

A. conjectural meaning

B. literal meaning

C. implied meaning

D. figurative meaning

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44. Adding “un” to the root word “fair” is an example of

A. compounding

B. derivation

C. affixation using prefix

D. clipping

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45. A compound-complex sentence consists of

A. two independent clauses and at least one subordinate clause

B. two subordinate clauses only

C. one noun and one phrase

D. two verbs and one subject

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46. A word like “Apple” having different interpretations shows

A. lexical ambiguity

B. wrong usage

C. figurative use

D. conjectural meaning

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47. Concord based on proximity allows the verb to agree with

A. the nearest subject

B. the first subject

C. the predicate

D. the longest word

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48. The idea that “cold” could mean illness is an example of

A. conjectural meaning

B. literal meaning

C. figurative meaning

D. implied meaning

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49. Meaning derived from unsaid emotions falls under

A. grammatical error

B. direct speech

C. literal meaning

D. conjectural meaning

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50. Describing someone as “wearing too many hats” implies

A. they are funny

B. they are stylish

C. they are indecisive

D. they have multiple jobs

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The average score is 56%

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