TPO56_C1_Philosophy Major

Which of the following sentences best demonstrates the word "practical"?

• I always wear the most colorful clothing.
• I found her approach very practical for solving issues.
• I dream of flying in space.
• She enjoys reading about fantasy worlds.
• This cake is too sweet for me.

Which sentence best uses the word "graduate" in the context of completing education?

• He will graduate from the park at 5pm.
• My coffee will graduate to cold if I don’t drink it soon.
• The birds graduate south in the winter.
• He will graduate from university next year.
• The paint will graduate from wet to dry in an hour.

In which sentence is "degree" used to signify a level of academic achievement?

• The weather forecast predicts a degree of 25°C today.
• The arm bent at a 90-degree angle.
• She has a burning degree from touching the stove.
• She received a master's degree in psychology.
• This cake has a high degree of sweetness.

Which of these sentences correctly uses "offer" in the context of providing something?

• He will offer to the highest mountain.
• The offer turned at the corner.
• The cat had a strange offer when it meowed.
• The store offers a discount on weekends.
• I'm trying to offer out the answer to this puzzle.

In which sentence does "employer" refer to a person or organization that hires people?

• The river was the main employer of the village's water.
• The employer of sunlight in the room was the large window.
• The cake had a rich employer of chocolate flavor.
• It's important to have a good relationship with your employer.
• The employer of the melody was a flute.

Which sentence best describes the action of getting ready for something using the word "prepare"?

• We need to prepare the cake for his birthday.
• The prepare of the room is modern.
• I enjoy the prepare style of that magazine.
• I like to prepare on Sundays for the week ahead.
• The prepare of the article was very journalistic.

In which sentence does "career" mean a profession or occupation?

• The car had a career down the hill.
• The marble had a quick career across the floor.
• I'm considering a career in painting.
• The movie had a successful career in the box office.
• The career of the bird was beautiful against the sunset.

Which of these sentences correctly uses the phrase "If I had a dollar for every time I heard that"?

• I bought a sandwich for a dollar.
• If I had a dollar for every time I heard that joke, I'd be wealthy.
• If I had a dollar for every time I heard that, I'd be rich.

In which sentence is "perspective" correctly used?

• I need a new perspective for my coffee.
• From my perspective, the city looks amazing at night.
• Can you turn the perspective louder?
• I'll buy a perspective for dinner.
• The dog's perspective is wagging its tail.

In "They used a __________ approach to solve the problem," which word best fills the blank?

• analytical
• perceive
• major
• perhaps
• refute