If you are "testing people" this is a bad thing. It means that you are getting them mad. You are testing how mad you can make them before they explode with anger.
It seems like you are making someone upset and mad, you are the bad one.
Since there seems to be no such thing as a Rombert test, it is not possible to answer the question. Please check your spelling and resubmit, or provide some context.
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In the context of the story it seems to indicate that social class is a phony categorization of people.
Does this one help?:it appears to be(it seems to be)appeared=seemed
Lots!!!! This is based upon my understanding of the context of this question. This seems to to be a number that is not quantifiable.
Your question seems to be missing some context. Is this in a book or something else?
Managing people and organizations in the context of new era topic.
For most people, the initials VAT are probably understood to mean "Value Added Tax" However in another context, they can mean "vitro-acousitc test."
The word is unexpected in that contex. :)
I'd be happy to help! However, it seems like there was no excerpt provided. Please share the excerpt so I can assist you in identifying the speaker and context.
A literacy test was an 'intelligence' test that was administered to black people trying to vote. The question on it were aimed at white people, things like presidencies and, generally things that would be awkward for someone of different culture to answer. Even if any black people passed, they would usually get beaten up or even lynched if they tried to vote. It was a lose-lose situation.
A poor sentence. Should be more than one sentence. I think, Seems, is a regular verb in this context.