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Exercice "Confusion de mots", créé par sreedhar (exercice gratuit pour apprendre l'anglais) :
Résultats des 2 136 personnes qui ont passé ce test :
Moyenne : 50% (10 / 20) Partager

Dernier membre à avoir fait un sans faute : bleuclair64 / FRANCE, le vendredi 21 août à 06:41:
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52.8% ont eu moins de la moyenne.
47.1% ont eu au moins la moyenne.
Tous les membres qui ont obtenu un 20/20 à ce test


Statistiques questions sur 2116 candidats
Question 1 réussie à 45.1 %
She is such an * child that all love her. We all do love innocent and sweet children.

Question 2 réussie à 62.3 %
Thomas Alva Edison was such an * scientist that he could invent something new within winks!

Question 3 réussie à 44.9 %
She is such a * worker that she has become a favourite of all her superiors.

Question 4 réussie à 50.7 %
Being * of a person, whatever be the reason(s), is a self-destructive character to cultivate.

Question 5 réussie à 44.2 %
India is a frightfully * country and no wonder it is beset with all kinds of problems.

Question 6 réussie à 46.8 %
The common * of India over the years have become pretty sensible and can no longer be easily duped.

Question 7 réussie à 46.9 %
Man needs to learn a lot even as far as religious beliefs are concerned and ought not to * his fellow men for their religious belief.

Question 8 réussie à 35.3 %
He was * for some ridiculous reasons indeed

Question 9 réussie à 41.4 %
Books containing some objectionable views that hurt the sentiments of a community ought to be *.

Question 10 réussie à 42.4 %
He was * to go for most unusual things by the doctor but amazingly it helped him to get fit.

Question 11 réussie à 39.2 %
He is always so arrogant and superior towards others and so not surprisingly behaved * towards the beggar.

Question 12 réussie à 67.2 %
Some people are so mean and bad that they need to be ticked off. Such * people need to be avoided.


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