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Dis, In, Un – Prefixes Exercise

April 1, 2024 - B2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. One twin is .......................... from the other.
Wrong!
2. Metaphysics is full of ......................... concepts.
Wrong!
Elusive means hard to find or capture.
3. Many ...................... people receive financial aid from the government.
Wrong!
Indigent means needy.
4. The weather has been ........................... all week.
Wrong!
Disagreeable means unattractive.
5. His .......................... prevents him from walking.
Wrong!
Disability is a condition that impairs a person's ability to perform certain tasks. Inability shows lack of ability.
6. The government should do something for the ................................. sections of the society.
Wrong!
7. His arguments were ..........................
Wrong!
Indistinct means not clearly defined, vague etc.
8. The invention of writing accelerated the ........................... of knowledge.
Wrong!
Diffusion means spreading.
9. My documents were ........................... by the children.
Wrong!
10. The performers were ......................... by the late comers.
Wrong!
11. He ................................ responsibility for the accident.
Wrong!
12. His stare was ...........................
Wrong!
If something is disquieting, it makes you uncomfortable.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. One twin is indistinguishable from the other.
  2. Metaphysics is full of elusive concepts.
  3. Many indigent people receive financial aid from the government.
  4. The weather has been disagreeable all week.
  5. His disability prevents him from walking.
  6. The government should do something for the disadvantaged sections of the society.
  7. His arguments were indistinct.
  8. The invention of writing accelerated the diffusion of knowledge.
  9. My documents were disarranged by the children.
  10. The performers were disconcerted by the late comers.
  11. He disclaimed responsibility for the accident.
  12. His stare was disquieting.
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