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Choose the word(s) closest in meaning to the underlined word(s).

 
Mr Ting was a very greedy man. One day, he received an email informing him that he had won a (1) complimentary dining voucher in a lucky draw. The lucky draw was (2) organized by a restaurant that he had never heard of before. However, as he did not want to miss the opportunity of getting the prize, he decided to claim it nonetheless. The problem was that the email (3) specified that the original receipt had to be produced, along with the credit card receipt. This was to be used as a (4) form of identification.

Mr Ting then decided to call the restaurant and pretended that he had lost the receipt. Unfortunately, they informed him that the real winner had already (5) redeemed the prize. To top it off, Mr Ting received a scolding for trying to collect the prize when it was not his.

                 
1.   (A) free   4.   (A) mode
(B) trial     (B) route
    (C) economical       (C) avenue
    (D) favorable       (D) method
                 
2.   (A) hosted   5.   (A) restored
(B) prepared     (B) saved
    (C) conducted       (C) changed
    (D) performed       (D) collected
                 
3.   (A) fixed          
(B) limited        
    (C) stated          
    (D) assigned          
                 

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    Answers : 1A    2C    3C    4A    5D
 
     
 
 

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