Fill in the blanks.
1. The dispute has been resolved .................................
Wrong!
2. He has an .......................... disposition.
Wrong!
Amiable means affable or good natured.
3. We must find an ........................... solution to the problem.
Wrong!
An amicable solution is a solution that is achieved without unpleasant arguments.
4. We may ........................... the game.
Wrong!
Loose is the opposite of tight.
5. This blouse is ......................... for me.
Wrong!
6. You must ........................... in your loose tongue.
Wrong!
To rein in is to control.
7. She is a ......................... woman.
Wrong!
Virtuous means pious or righteous.
8. The hen ........................ twenty eggs last month.
Wrong!
9. Can you ............................. me a hundred dollars until Friday?
Wrong!
10. I .......................... money to pay my tuition fee.
Wrong!
11. He will stay here ........................ you return.
Wrong!
12. The prosecution could not prove him guilty. So the judge ............................ him.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- The dispute has been resolved amicably.
- He has an amiable disposition.
- We must find an amicable solution to the problem.
- We may lose the game.
- This blouse is loose for me.
- You must rein in your loose tongue.
- She is a virtuous woman.
- The hen laid twenty eggs last month.
- Can you lend me a hundred dollars until Friday?
- I borrowed money to pay my tuition fee.
- He will stay here until you return.
- The prosecution could not prove him guilty. So the judge exonerated him.
