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Perceive vs. think of



 
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Perceive vs. think of #1 (permalink) Thu Jul 07, 2005 14:41 pm   Perceive vs. think of
 

Test No. incompl/advan-22 "Quality Control", question 3

The advantages of working for this company is that all employees ......... themselves as a member of the team.

(a) believe
(b) think
(c) perceive
(d) hold

Test No. incompl/advan-22 "Quality Control", answer 3

The advantages of working for this company is that all employees perceive themselves as a member of the team.

Correct answer: (c) perceive

Your answer was: incorrect
The advantages of working for this company is that all employees hold themselves as a member of the team.
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Why not "think"?
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Think #2 (permalink) Thu Jul 07, 2005 17:55 pm   Think
 

If you used think, you would have to write: think Of themselves .....
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