Idx | 0627 |
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Keyword | claim |
Type of Sentence | ✗ |
Error Sentence | At the end of World War II there was a claim for a 'United Europe'. |
Correct Sentence | At the end of World War II there was a demand/clamour for a 'United Europe'. |
Cloze Error Sentence | At the end of World War II there was a [[claim]] for a 'United Europe'. |
Cloze Sentence | At the end of World War II there was a [[demand/clamour]] for a 'United Europe'. |
Cloze Answer | demand/clamour |
Choices | claim | demand | clamour |
Explanation | See note at CLAIM 1 (↑ claim = ask to be given something that belongs to you or that you think you are entitled to: 'People on a low income are able to claim legal aid.' demand = ask strongly for something: 'The laboratory was surrounded by demonstrators demanding an end to animal experiments.' Note also clamour for = repeatedly ask for something in a noisy or angry way: 'In response to the increase in domestic violence, people are clamouring for stricter laws that will help to protect wives and children.' |
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