### **ERROR IDENTIFICATION**
1. **D. the** ("just look at the label!")
2. **C. precedents** (D. their)
3. **A. Magnificence** (C. to see)
4. **B. cut** (C. happens)
5. **C. trip** (D. attention)

### **COLLOCATIONS, PHRASES, AND IDIOMS**
6. **A. broad** ("Do you prefer the white or the red car?")
7. **B. kind** ("You can spare me an hour next week? That’s really kind of you!")
8. **D. big-headed** ("If you describe someone as big-headed...")
9. **A. large** ("OK folks, time to go home. That’s your large.")
10. **B. head** ("I’m so sorry I made that stupid mistake—I’ve had a lot on my head these days.")
11. **B. take** ("We need to take a long, hard look at the way we control gun ownership.")
12. **C. area** ("You know my old science teacher? Well, it’s a small area, isn’t it?")
13. **B. small** ("She was up until the small hours of the morning trying to finish her essay.")
14. **D. weak-willed** ("My diets are never successful—I’m just too weak-willed.")
15. **C. tricked** ("He’s tricked everyone by lying to the police.")
16. **A. striding** ("Slating on thin ice, having a thin skin, having a short fuse...")
17. **A. struck** ("The two sides finally struck a deal after weeks of negotiations.")
18. **D. area** ("We are all responsible for this tragic situation.")
19. **D. into thin air** ("He seemed to have disappeared into thin air.")
20. **A. big** ("Begs the big feet.")
21. **C. take** ("After the data breach, the company is going to have to take a long, hard look at their security protocols.")
22. **B. up and down** ("...Clappe was searching up and down for a room of her own.")
23. **D. load off** ("Ah, you’ve finally arrived! Come on in and take a load off.")