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Oh, that's easy - trying to answer this test! Sat Apr 02, 2005 16:20 pm  Oh, that's easy - trying to answer this test!
 

Test No. incompl/elem-15 "An Easy Question", question 10

Oh, that's easy - ......... to answer this test!

(a) trying
(b) falling
(c) putting
(d) picking

Test No. incompl/elem-15 "An Easy Question", answer 10

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Correct answer: (a) trying

Your answer was: incorrect
Oh, that's easy - picking to answer this test!
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Trying Sat Apr 02, 2005 20:13 pm  Trying
 

Trying is the right answer.
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