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Office Place Business Professional Clerical Duties Performed L

Word office
QType L
Instructions In this sentence, office means:
Sentence He hated weekends because he could not go to the office.
Source New York Times
Source URL http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/18/business/robert-citron-culprit-in-california-fraud-dies-at-87.html
Source Title Robert Citron, Culprit in California Fraud, Dies at 87
Choices room in which a tribunal sits and hears a case | place of recreation or amusement | place of business where professional or clerical duties are performed | residence of a sovereign or nobleman
Correct Answer place of business where professional or clerical duties are performed
Blurb

If you have an office job, it means that you go to work in an office, or a professional business place, every day.

Your office is the place you work, meeting with colleagues, sitting at a desk, and wearing sneakers on Casual Friday. The President of the United States has an office too, but it's a different kind: his or her office is a position of power. All government officials can be described as holding or taking office, which is when they assume the control and responsibilities that come with their important jobs.

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