English Test ✍️ I bet, only 2% can pass this question 😱 vocabulary and grammar quiz.

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Question: #13: According to the Oxford English Dictionary " 'Surprised at' refers to something specific or unexpected that has happened, while 'surprised by' is used when the element of surprise comes from the agent or source of the action that caused the surprise." Example cited: "I was surprised at the low price of the tickets." And "She was surprised by his sudden appearance." Therefore, answer B is correct. #23: "sea" misspelled.

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[@matsikobannet]

Thank you for trying my dear

[@AzharKhan-gy2qg]

24/30 but try my level best next time.

[@ThuyNguyen-xt2wx]

28. Thank you.😊🎉

[@matsikobannet]

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[@sritrades6227]

28/30

[@MrCarmelocutajar]

I happen to be one of the 2 per cent. Thanks

[@thilakambhat2630]

12/30 😊

[@panicgram728]

27 out of 30

[@lourdesyoung2181]

I got 28 only

[@sashabogash6878]

24/30

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28/30

[@Jerry_sweden]

29/30

[@민혜숙-t2j]

28/30