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Use "site" for a place or location

Use "sight" for things to do with vision

Both are interchangeable

None of the above

Use "than" to compare things.

Use "then" when talking about time or order.

Both are interchangeable.

Use "than" only for food comparisons.

Use "among" for distinct groups

Use "between" for indistinct groups

Use "among" for items that can be counted

Use "between" for indistinct groups

Use 'number' for things that can be counted.

Use 'amount' for things that cannot be counted.

Both 'amount' and 'number' can be used interchangeably.

'Amount' is used for singular nouns only.

Advice is a noun, while advise is a verb

Advice is a verb, while advise is a noun

Both advice and advise are nouns

Both advice and advise are verbs

1. advise, accept

1. advice, except

1. advise, except

1. advice, accept

advice

advise

advice

advise

much

many

Adverse is for strong dislike

Averse is for bad or harmful

Adverse is for bad or harmful

Averse is for strong dislike

Use "good" as an adjective.

Use "well" as a noun.

Use "good" as a verb.

Use "well" as an adjective.

Device refers to a noun for equipment

Devise refers to a verb for developing or creating

Both terms can be used interchangeably

Neither term is relevant to popcorn preparation

Ask not for who the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.

Ask not for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.

Evoke is to recall in the mind

Invoke is to cite or appeal for help

Both terms mean the same thing

Evoke is used for physical actions