3 Choose the correct word (a–c) to complete the sentences. My brother came 1 _ 2 _ a ‘brilliant’ scheme to make money at school. He 3 _ a crazy idea to buy sweets and chocolate in a local shop then sell them at a profit to students at his school. I don’t know how he dreamed 4 _ this idea, but I thought it was stupid. I tried to 5 _ his mind, or, at least, make him 6 _ his decision, but he had 7 _ up his mind to go 8 _ with the plan. Once he’s 9 _ a decision, my brother never has 10 _ thoughts. Of course, the plan failed. He bought lots of expensive sweets but nobody at his school wanted to buy any from him!
1 a up b off c after 2 a for b with c over 3 a conceived b perceived c deceived 4 a for b off c up 5 a change b solve c alter 6 a recover b reconsider c repair 7 a done b taken c made 8 a over b ahead c across 9 a made b done c brought 10 a first b second c last

My brother came 1 up 2 with a ‘brilliant’ scheme to make money at school. He 3 conceived a crazy idea to buy sweets and chocolate in a local shop then sell them at a profit to students at his school. I don’t know how he dreamed 4 up this idea, but I thought it was stupid. I tried to 5 change his mind, or, at least, make him 6 reconsider his decision, but he had 7 made up his mind to go 8 ahead with the plan. Once he’s 9 made a decision, my brother never has 10 second thoughts. Of course, the plan failed. He bought lots of expensive sweets but nobody at his school wanted to buy any from him!

the answer is a

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explanation:

the answer to your question is the introduction, because the main text is the body paragraphs, and the table of contents is used to locate paragraphs, and the conclusion is where you wrap up all your thoughts in the end.

answer d

explanation: