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English Vocabulary Exercise

February 11, 2020 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The outbreak of the epidemic ............... the tourism sector.
Wrong!
Affect is the verb. Effect is the noun.
2I take it as a ............... when people tell me that I look young for my age.
Wrong!
A compliment is a praise.
3The singers perfectly ............... the dancers.
Wrong!
To complement is to complete.
4You should have been more ...............
Wrong!
Discreet means careful and prudent.
5My brother is an ............... cardiologist.
Wrong!
Eminent means established.
6Rain is ...............
Wrong!
If something is imminent it is about to happen.
7They ............... my explanation.
Wrong!
8They accused the mayor of ............... the funds.
Wrong!
To misuse is to use something in the wrong way.
9That ............... warehouse has turned a haunt of miscreants.
Wrong!
Disused means no longer being used.
10Most of his books are ...............
Wrong!
11Prices are ...............
Wrong!
Rise is an intransitive verb. It does not have an object.
12Those who are in favour of the proposal should ............... their hands.
Wrong!
Raise is a transitive verb. It has an object.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The outbreak of the epidemic affected the tourism sector.
  2. I take it as a compliment when people tell me that I look young for my age.
  3. The singers perfectly complemented the dancers.
  4. You should have been more discreet
  5. My brother is an eminent cardiologist.
  6. Rain is imminent
  7. They accepted my explanation.
  8. They accused the mayor of misusing the funds.
  9. That disused warehouse has turned a haunt of miscreants.
  10. Most of his books are unreadable
  11. Prices are rising
  12. Those who are in favour of the proposal should raise their hands.
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