This document contains a checking exercise with 28 sentences that are missing a word. The missing words are various forms or synonyms of the words provided in parentheses. The exercise tests understanding of advanced vocabulary through contextual clues to fill in the missing words correctly.
This document contains a checking exercise with 28 sentences that are missing a word. The missing words are various forms or synonyms of the words provided in parentheses. The exercise tests understanding of advanced vocabulary through contextual clues to fill in the missing words correctly.
This document contains a checking exercise with 28 sentences that are missing a word. The missing words are various forms or synonyms of the words provided in parentheses. The exercise tests understanding of advanced vocabulary through contextual clues to fill in the missing words correctly.
This document contains a checking exercise with 28 sentences that are missing a word. The missing words are various forms or synonyms of the words provided in parentheses. The exercise tests understanding of advanced vocabulary through contextual clues to fill in the missing words correctly.
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CHECKING ADVANCED FORMS OF WORDS 3
1. To be completely fair, we need a(n) …………………. person. (interest)
1. Disinterested 2. He wrote the book alone, so he doesn’t have a(n)____________ (author) Co-author. 3.The plan is completely.................(WORK). Let’s just forget it. (UNWORKABLE) 4. Someone who can’t read is often......... afraid of certain situations. (UNDERSTAND - Understandably) 5. While walking in the mountains in North Wales, we came across a _______ quarry. USE (disused) 6.The ________ staff consists of ten experienced journalists. EDIT (editorial) 7. That new conference was…………………………. boring! SPEAK unspeakably 8. I’m not very keen on the………………. of this dictionary definition. WORD wording 9. Advertising is particularly effective on people who are highly…………………... SUGGEST suggestible 10. Under her fine…………………….. , circulation has increased by 100,000. EDIT editorship 11. It’s pure………………………… - there’s no evidence to support these allegations at all. HEAR hearsay 12. I’m not convinced that there’s a………………………link between pollution an global warming. CAUSE causal 13. I’d like to make a……………………… from my bank account, please. DRAW withdrawal 14. Please keep e-mails short. ………………………makes everyone’s lives easier. BRIEF Brevity 15. I don’t want to………………………..the agony for you, but I’m afraid you’ll have to wait another two days to know how much money you’ve won. LONG prolong 16. You might find it hard to answer all the questions in the……………………… time. LOT allotted 17. If one of our nurses has acted………………….., you can be assured we will take the strongest possible action against him or her. NEGLECT negligently 18. I can’t believe you forgot to get your wife a birthday present. You’re so ……………………..sometimes! NEGLECT neglectful 19. As I told Rose how I felt she was completely……………………………….., so I had no idea at all what she was thinking. RESPOND unresponsive 20. We still don’t know whether the plan will ever come to…………………….. or not. FRUIT fruition 21. I was a bit……………………………by my performance in the first exam, but I decided to make an extra effort in the ones left. MORAL demoralised 22. When confronted with a mass of red tape, many people feel a sense of ……………………….. POWER powerlessness 23. I really believe that it would be a major mistake to………………………any drugs that are currently illegal. CRIME decriminalise 24. Maybe I am an………………………..; but what’s wrong with wanting every human being to have access to clean drinking water? IDEAL idealist 25. The Minister attempted to………………………the dispute, saying it was just a minor disagreement. PLAY downplay 26. I hate going clothes shopping with Carlo – he’s so…………………………that he takes hours to find anything he likes. CHOICE choosy 27. I’m afraid I left the chicken in the oven a bit long so it’s a little……………… DO overdone 28. Many people are rather……………………....when they first get involved in politics, but they often change. IDEAL idealistic CHECKING ADVANCED FORMS OF WORDS 1. To be completely fair, we need a(n) …………………. person. (interest) 2. He wrote the book alone, so he doesn’t have a(n)____________ (author) 3.The plan is completely.................(WORK). Let’s just forget it. 4. Someone who can’t read is often......... afraid of certain situations.(UNDERSTAND) 5. While walking in the mountains in North Wales, we came across a _______ quarry. USE 6.The ________ staff consists of ten experienced journalists. EDIT 7. That new conference was…………………………. boring! SPEAK unspeakably 8. I’m not very keen on the………………. of this dictionary definition. WORD 9. Advertising is particularly effective on people who are highly…………………... SUGGEST 10. Under her fine… …….. , circulation has increased by 100,000. EDIT 11. It’s pure………………………… - there’s no evidence to support these allegations at all. HEAR 12. I’m not convinced that there’s a………………………link between pollution an global warming. CAUSE 13. I’d like to make a…… …… from my bank account, please. DRAW 14. Please keep e-mails short. …… …makes everyone’s lives easier. BRIEF 5. I don’t want to………………………..the agony for you, but I’m afraid you’ll have to wait another two days to know how much money you’ve won. LONG 16. You might find it hard to answer all the questions in the……………………… time. LOT 17. If one of our nurses has acted………………….., you can be assured we will take the strongest possible action against him or her. NEGLECT 18. I can’t believe you forgot to get your wife a birthday present. You’re so ……………………..sometimes! NEGLECT 19. As I told Rose how I felt she was completely……………………………….., so I had no idea at all what she was thinking. RESPOND 20. We still don’t know whether the plan will ever come to…… .. or not. FRUIT 21. I was a bit……………………………by my performance in the first exam, but I decided to make an extra effort in the ones left. MORAL 22. When confronted with a mass of red tape, many people feel a sense of ........ POWER 23. I really believe that it would be a major mistake to………………………any drugs that are currently illegal. CRIME 24. Maybe I am an………………………..; but what’s wrong with wanting every human being to have access to clean drinking water? IDEAL 25. The Minister attempted to………………………the dispute, saying it was just a minor disagreement. PLAY 26. I hate going clothes shopping with Carlo – he’s so…………………………that he takes hours to find anything he likes. CHOICE 27. I’m afraid I left the chicken in the oven a bit long so it’s a little……………… DO 28. Many people are rather……………………....when they first get involved in politics, but they often change. IDEAL