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Exercise "Vocabulary: obeying or disobeying someone", created by here4u (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 389 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 81 / 100 Share
Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): amalia80 / FRANCE, on Friday 28 April - 08:13:
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Stats (389 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 92.5 %
Why did you * your father in spite of what he had told you repeatedly?
Question 2 passed: 79.2 %
As Jim had always been *, nobody understood when he was arrested and imprisoned.
Question 3 passed: 64.3 %
If you don’t want this bully to dominate your group, you must unite and * him together.
Question 4 passed: 81.2 %
Everyone understood that the workers on strike were not going to * and that the strike was going to last.
Question 5 passed: 85.3 %
The dog rolled onto the carpet in a * attitude and expected his master to go and walk him.
Question 6 passed: 69.2 %
You shouldn’t * the temptation of destroying what you have accomplished simply because you’re leaving the firm.
Question 7 passed: 83.8 %
Children used to be taught * and respect for their elders.
Question 8 passed: 77.1 %
He knew that he had to * and respect the rules if he didn’t want to be expelled from his high school.
Question 9 passed: 88.4 %
When he was five, Tim was quite *, but he behaves satisfactorily now.
Question 10 passed: 80.7 %
“The lecture will be very long, you know.Two or three hours.Feel free to go *.”
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