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Word Forms: Nomadic, Noticeable, Noteworthy and Nourishment Exercise

July 11, 2024 B2pdf

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1The Bedouins of Arabia are a traditionally ............... people.
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The adjective "nomadic" describes people who move from place to place rather than living permanently in one place.
2He has a good chance of winning the ...............
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The noun "nomination" is needed after "winning the".
3The child was ............... by all the attention he got.
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The adjective "nonplussed" means confused or unsure how to react.
4The turnout at the lecture was ............... low.
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The adverb "notably" modifies the adjective "low".
5There is a ............... difference in our totals.
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The adjective "noticeable" describes a difference that can be seen or recognized easily.
6The book is a ............... addition to our library.
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The adjective "noteworthy" means important or interesting enough to deserve attention.
7There is little ............... in his writing.
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The noun "novelty" means newness or originality.
8Without adequate ..............., the body cannot grow.
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The noun "nourishment" means the food or nutrition needed for growth and health.
9Such an antiquated law should be ...............
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The past participle "nullified" is needed after "should be" in the passive form.
10The diet is ............... but low in calories.
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The adjective "nutritious" describes food or a diet that is good for health.
11The king expects ............... from all his subjects.
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The noun "obeisance" means formal respect or obedience.
12He apologized for his ............... behavior.
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The adjective "objectionable" describes behavior that is offensive or unacceptable.

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  1. The Bedouins of Arabia are a traditionally nomadic people.
  2. He has a good chance of winning the nomination.
  3. The child was nonplussed by all the attention he got.
  4. The turnout at the lecture was notably low.
  5. There is a noticeable difference in our totals.
  6. The book is a noteworthy addition to our library.
  7. There is little novelty in his writing.
  8. Without adequate nourishment, the body cannot grow.
  9. Such an antiquated law should be nullified.
  10. The diet is nutritious but low in calories.
  11. The king expects obeisance from all his subjects.
  12. He apologized for his objectionable behavior.

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