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A * The article says we should not worship fame. - This is figurative: fame is admired too much.

B People gathered to worship in the old church. - This is literal religious worship.

C The festival includes songs of worship. - This is literal or religious use.

D The guide explained the place of worship to visitors. - A place of worship is a religious place.

A * worship - Worship here means value or admire something too much.

B wander - Wander means move without a clear purpose.

C weaken - Weaken means make less strong.

D whisper - Whisper means speak very quietly.

A * admire something too much - The warning shows excessive admiration for success.

B study something carefully - Study does not match the critical tone.

C hide something completely - There is no idea of hiding.

D share something fairly - Sharing fairly is unrelated.

A * showing too much admiration - The phrase 'as if she had never made a mistake' signals excessive admiration.

B showing careful doubt - There is no doubt in the praise.

C showing open anger - The tone is not angry.

D showing little interest - The review is full of praise, not indifferent.

A * The fan gave the singer a worshipful look. - Worshipful is an adjective and can describe a look.

B The students worshipful the new rule. - A verb is needed after students.

C The worshipful finished before lunch. - This treats worshipful as a noun.

D She answered worshipful in the interview. - An adverb would be needed after answered.

A * worshipful - The adjective worshipful modifies tone.

B worship - Worship is usually a verb or noun, not an adjective before tone.

C worshipfully - Worshipfully is an adverb.

D worshipped - Worshipped is a past form or participle and does not naturally modify tone here.

A * outlet - An outlet for discussing issues means a channel or platform for expression.

B outline - An outline is a plan, not a platform for expression.

C outcome - An outcome is a result.

D outlook - An outlook is a view or attitude.

A * a way to express or release something - The sentence is about releasing feelings, so outlet means a channel for expression.

B a shop that sells products - No products are being sold.

C a power socket - There is no electricity context.

D a narrow road - The word does not refer to a road here.

A * Music gave him an outlet for stress. - This means a way to release or express stress.

B The outlet near the desk stopped working. - This refers to a power socket.

C The company opened a new outlet downtown. - This refers to a shop or sales branch.

D Water rushed toward the outlet of the pipe. - This refers to a physical exit.

A * retail - Retail markets are markets where goods are sold to customers.

B repair - Repair markets is not the natural collocation here.

C reserve - Reserve markets is not appropriate in this consumer context.

D remote - Remote markets could mean distant markets, but the sentence is about buying behavior.

A * retail - Retail strategy fits stores, customers, prices, and buying.

B ritual - Ritual means a repeated ceremony or habit.

C rural - Rural describes the countryside.

D regular - Regular means usual or frequent.

A * selling goods directly to customers - Retail means selling directly to customers.

B making goods in a factory - Manufacturing is making goods.

C moving goods across borders - Import and export concern cross-border movement.

D repairing goods after sale - Repairing after sale is service, not retail itself.

A * collect - Collect evidence means gather information from different sources.

B protect - Protect evidence means keep it safe, not get it first.

C correct - Correct evidence is not a natural collocation here.

D connect - Connect evidence may mean link ideas, but not gather them before writing.

A * Researchers collect data before drawing a conclusion. - Collect data is the abstract academic use common in reading and writing tasks.

B The child collects old stamps in a box. - Stamp collecting is concrete and familiar, but not the target exam use.

C The driver collects passengers at the gate. - This is a physical pickup use.

D The shop collects used batteries near the door. - This is a recycling collection use.

A * became calm and controlled again - Collect oneself means regain control of one's feelings.

B picked up things from the floor - The context is emotional, not physical objects.

C asked others for money - There is no request for money.

D met people at one place - No people are being gathered.