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Adjective to Noun Conversion Exercise

November 3, 2026 B2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Several reviewers questioned the ............... of the data before the report was published.
Wrong!
After "the" and before an "of" phrase, a noun is needed; "accuracy" is the noun form of accurate.
2The team showed remarkable ............... when the client changed the deadline twice.
Wrong!
The adjective "remarkable" modifies a noun, so the correct form is "flexibility".
3During the interview, the panel admired her ............... more than her technical answers.
Wrong!
A possessive adjective such as "her" is followed by a noun, so "confidence" is correct.
4The consultant gave a detailed analysis of ............... across all three production sites.
Wrong!
The preposition "of" needs a noun phrase as its object, so the noun "efficiency" is required.
5Their ............... of local customs helped the volunteers avoid embarrassing mistakes.
Wrong!
"Their" must be followed by a noun, and the noun form of aware is "awareness".
6No one can say with complete ............... how the market will react next year.
Wrong!
The adjective "complete" must modify a noun here, so the correct answer is "certainty".
7She developed a strong sense of ............... while managing the community budget.
Wrong!
The expression "a sense of" is followed by a noun, so "responsibility" is correct.
8After years of uncertainty, the family finally achieved financial ...............
Wrong!
An adjective such as "financial" needs a noun to modify, and "stability" is the noun form.
9The judges praised the design for its creativity and ............... rather than its cost.
Wrong!
Because it is coordinated with the noun "creativity", the second item should also be a noun: "originality".
10Many applicants underestimated the ............... of the visa process.
Wrong!
The pattern "the ... of" requires a noun in this slot, so "complexity" is the correct form.
11A lack of ............... made the discussion more difficult than it needed to be.
Wrong!
After "a lack of", a noun is needed; the noun form of patient is "patience".
12The manager noticed his ............... to learn from criticism and offered him a leadership role.
Wrong!
A possessive determiner needs a noun, and "willingness" is the noun form used before "to" + infinitive.

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Answers

  1. Several reviewers questioned the accuracy of the data before the report was published.
  2. The team showed remarkable flexibility when the client changed the deadline twice.
  3. During the interview, the panel admired her confidence more than her technical answers.
  4. The consultant gave a detailed analysis of efficiency across all three production sites.
  5. Their awareness of local customs helped the volunteers avoid embarrassing mistakes.
  6. No one can say with complete certainty how the market will react next year.
  7. She developed a strong sense of responsibility while managing the community budget.
  8. After years of uncertainty, the family finally achieved financial stability.
  9. The judges praised the design for its creativity and originality rather than its cost.
  10. Many applicants underestimated the complexity of the visa process.
  11. A lack of patience made the discussion more difficult than it needed to be.
  12. The manager noticed his willingness to learn from criticism and offered him a leadership role.

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