English Past Questions

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The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 10 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 15 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 3 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 4 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 14 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 12 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 11 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 9 in the passage.

The main source of -1- [A. Production B. Revenue C. development D. capital] to the government is -2- [A. planning B. budgeting C. Taxation D. investment], which can be direct or indirect. While the former is based on one’s -3- [A. income B. profits C. services D. wealth], the latter is imposed on goods and -4- [A. re-numeration B. surpluses C. resources D. services] and it is paid only when these are -5- [A. supplied B. produced C. distributed D. bought]. Other sources include -6- [A. compensation B. Benefits C. gratitude’s D. loyalties] such as those paid by mining companies, and sales of -7- [A. charges B. duties C. bills D. licenses] for dogs, guns, hotels, etc. Another major source is -8- [A. investment B. banking C. interest D. borrowing] which is different from the others because it has to be repaid. From these and other sources, government is able to raise -9- [A. loans B. capitals C. money D. grant] with which it carries out its -10- [A. jobs B. necessities C. investments D. functions], which include administration and the -11- [A. settlement B. provision C. embarking D. commitment] of social services. Besides, it is able to control the country’s -12- [A. accounts B. budgets C. prices D. economy] by imposing taxes sometimes to prevent -13- [A. deflation B. monopoly C. inflation D. depression] or by altering pattern of -14- [A. consumption B. production C. development D. growth] through the raising of -15- [A. subsidy B. discount C. commission D. duty] against certain foreign goods.\n\nSelect the option that best fills the blank labeled 13 in the passage.

In the novel *The Last Days at Forcados High School*, "Sorry, does anyone know you're here? Does daddy know?" Who said this and to whom?

He did not attend the final burial ________.