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Gap fills exercise

April 8, 2015 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate form of the word given in the brackets.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1All the members of the family have a rightful claim to the ............... property.
Wrong!
The adjective "ancestral" means connected with property passed down from earlier family members.
2The vehicle was badly damaged, but the driver escaped ............... .
Wrong!
The adverb "miraculously" describes how the driver escaped.
3The village woman looked at the crowds and the traffic in ............... .
Wrong!
The noun "bewilderment" fits after "in" to describe a state of confusion.
4I visit Canada ............... to meet my sister.
Wrong!
The adverb "occasionally" describes how often the speaker visits Canada.
5The minister gave a ............... reply to his detractors.
Wrong!
The adjective "befitting" means suitable or appropriate in this sentence.
6Nehru's ............... with Gandhi helped him change his views.
Wrong!
The noun "association" means a connection or relationship with Gandhi.
7Great leaders ............... people even after they are gone.
Wrong!
The verb "inspire" agrees with the plural subject "leaders" and completes the sentence.
8I don't think there is any ............... for you to come again.
Wrong!
The noun "necessity" fits after "any" and means need.
9He was very ............... about the project.
Wrong!
The adjective "enthusiastic" describes his feeling about the project.
10His ............... with politics affected his career.
Wrong!
The noun "preoccupation" means a strong concern or focus on politics.
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  1. All the members of the family have a rightful claim to the ancestral property.
  2. The vehicle was badly damaged, but the driver escaped miraculously .
  3. The village woman looked at the crowds and the traffic in bewilderment .
  4. I visit Canada occasionally to meet my sister.
  5. The minister gave a befitting reply to his detractors.
  6. Nehru’s association with Gandhi helped him change his views.
  7. Great leaders inspire people even after they are gone.
  8. I don’t think there is any necessity for you to come again.
  9. He was very enthusiastic about the project.
  10. His preoccupation with politics affected his career.
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