This question tests knowledge of collocations in English. Collocations are words that often go together. We need to find the word that naturally pairs with "decision" to form a common and grammatically correct phrase.
Correct Option: C) quick — "Quick decision" is a well-established and frequently used collocation in English, meaning a decision made without much deliberation or delay.
This question tests knowledge of collocations, which are words that frequently go together. The task is to identify the verb that correctly pairs with the noun "promise" to form a common and natural English phrase.
C) made — The phrase "make a promise" is a standard and widely used collocation in English. It means to commit oneself to do something or to declare an intention.
This question tests knowledge of common English collocations. Collocations are words that often go together. The task is to identify the verb that correctly pairs with "our best" to form a natural and grammatically correct phrase.
Therefore, "do" is the only verb that forms a correct and natural collocation with "our best".
Correct Option: A) do
This question tests knowledge of common collocations related to weather. A collocation is a pair or group of words that are habitually juxtaposed. We need to identify which adjective most naturally and idiomatically completes the phrase "The weather turned ___".
Correct Option: D) cold
"The weather turned cold" is a standard and widely accepted collocation. It means the temperature dropped and the weather became chilly or freezing.
This question tests knowledge of collocations, which are words that commonly go together. We need to identify the adjective that naturally pairs with "temper" to form a common phrase.
Therefore, "quick temper" is the correct and most natural collocation.
Correct Option: A) quick
This question tests knowledge of collocations, which are words that commonly go together. The task is to identify the verb that naturally pairs with the noun "crime" to form a standard English phrase.
Correct Option: A) committed
The phrase "commit a crime" is the standard and correct collocation in English. It specifically means to carry out or perpetrate an illegal act.