Fill in the blanks.
1. Her business life is ............................. from her social life.
Correct!
Wrong!
Distinct means separate or different.
2. The photograph showed a ........................... image.
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Wrong!
Distinct can mean well-defined or lucid.
3. Being color-blind, he can't make a .................................. between red and green.
Correct!
Wrong!
Distinction means separation or differentiation.
4. What is the .............................. between theology and theosophy?
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Wrong!
5. She is a writer of ..............................
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Wrong!
Distinction can mean eminent.
6. She has a very ............................. way of speaking.
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Wrong!
Distinct means different. Distinctive means characteristic.
7. His red hair .......................... him from his brothers.
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Wrong!
Distinguished means differentiated.
8. Children should be taught to ........................... between right and wrong.
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Wrong!
9. She ......................... herself as a great activist.
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Wrong!
10. Only an expert can .............................. between the two kinds of silk.
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Wrong!
11. The award went to a ................................. writer.
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Wrong!
Distinguished means prominent or eminent.
12. She looked ............................ in her designer gown.
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Wrong!
Distinguished can mean dignified or elegant.
Answers
- Her business life is distinct from her social life.
- The photograph showed a distinct image.
- Being color-blind, he can’t make a distinction between red and green.
- What is the distinction between theology and theosophy?
- She is a writer of distinction.
- She has a very distinctive way of speaking.
- His red hair distinguished him from his brothers.
- Children should be taught to distinguish between right and wrong.
- She distinguished herself as a great activist.
- Only an expert can distinguish between the two kinds of silk.
- The award went to a distinguished writer.
- She looked distinguished in her designer gown.
