Explanation

Given: p/q = 7

We can rewrite this as: p = 7q

Now, let's evaluate the expression: p+q/p-q

Substitute p = 7q: (7q+q)/(7q-q)

Combine like terms: (8q)/(6q)

Simplify: 8/6

Divide both numerator and denominator by 2: 4/3

So, the correct answer is: 4/3

Explanation

The sentence is an example of "inversion."

It places the auxiliary verb "do" before the subject "the managers" to emphasize the rarity of the managers' responses.

Explanation

The correct direct narration of the indirect statement "We wanted to be confirmed that we were late" is: "We said, 'We are late, aren't we?'".

 It accurately reflects the desire for confirmation and uses a question format.

Explanation

The correct passive voice of the sentence "Your blame counts for nothing" is: "Your blame is worth nothing when it is counted."

This maintains the meaning of the original sentence in a passive construction.

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "Health is preferable to wealth."

The phrase "preferable to" is the proper way to compare two things in terms of preference.

Explanation

The inverted commas part shows "perfect infinitive tense."

It is used to express an action that was completed before another action, in this case, "to have acted properly."

Explanation

Macabre means بدتمیزی

Gruesome means لرزہ خیز

"Macabre" means "gruesome."

It refers to something that is disturbing or related to the horror of death.

Explanation

The sentence should read: "The company officials felt the rising cost of health coverage was improvident enough to raise their employees' insurance premiums."

"Improvident" means lacking foresight or planning.

Explanation

The sentence that doesn't have a reduced-relative clause is: "The picture painted by your brother is really beautiful."

It contains a full relative clause, "painted by your brother," rather than a reduced form.

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "My whole family is worried because one of our cats seems to have disappeared."

"Cats" agrees with "one of" and "seems" matches the singular subject "one of our cats."