There is a(n)____Jewish community living in this area. ( ) A: tight-knit B: less-than-rewarding C: in-kind D: open-mindedness

Would you be _____ do me a favor? A: kind enough B: kind as to C: as kind to D: so kind as to

Would you be ________to keep the job for me, please? A: as kind as B: too kind C: so kind D: so kind as

Would you be ______ do me a favor, please A: kind enough B: so kind as to C: so kind to D: kind as to

Things of come together, so do people of . A: a kind, the mind B: the kind, the mind C: a kind, a mind D: the kind, a mind

Would you be ____ shut the window? It’s so cold. A: enough kind to B: kind enough not to C: kind enough to D: so kind enough as to

-- Why are you staring-- I've never seen_______tree before. A: kind of B: that kind of C: such kind D: such

2. Food, not only to meet the needs of the _______ so simple, it has become a kind of________, a kind of _______, even a kind of ________.

The interviewer believes that _______. A: advertising can’t be a kind of lying B: advertising must be a kind of lying C: advertising is most likely to be a kind of lying D: advertising may be a kind of lying

A grouping ambiguity is _________. A: a peculiar kind of semantic ambiguity. B: a peculiar kind of syntactic ambiguity. C: neither a kind of semantic ambiguity, nor a kind of syntactic ambiguity. D: a structural vagueness.