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English Vocabulary Exercise

July 11, 2022 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She is a very ............... old woman.
Wrong!
The adjective "dignified" describes the old woman.
2The government granted him ............... to go abroad.
Wrong!
The noun "permission" fits after "granted him" in this sentence.
3I am ............... to you for your timely help.
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The adjective "grateful" is used in the phrase "grateful to you for your help."
4They were ............... waiting for the results.
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The adverb "anxiously" describes how they were waiting.
5Brutus is an ............... man.
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The adjective "honorable" describes the kind of man Brutus is.
6Children must be taught to be ............... towards others.
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The adjective "empathetic" follows "be" and describes how children should treat others.
7His ............... led to his downfall.
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The noun "ignorance" can be the subject of "led to his downfall."
8I have an intense ............... to go back to my home country.
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The noun "longing" means a strong desire to return.
9The man was arrested under ............... circumstances.
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The adjective "suspicious" describes the circumstances of the arrest.
10No nation can prosper if it is ............... on foreign aid.
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The adjective "dependent" is used in the phrase "dependent on foreign aid."
11All the ............... guests were given special accommodation.
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The adjective "distinguished" describes important or respected guests.
12Neither team was able to win a ............... victory.
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The adjective "decisive" means clear and definite in the phrase "a decisive victory."
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Answers

  1. She is a very dignified old woman.
  2. The government granted him permission to go abroad.
  3. I am grateful to you for your timely help.
  4. They were anxiously waiting for the results.
  5. Brutus is an honorable man.
  6. Children must be taught to be empathetic towards others.
  7. His ignorance led to his downfall.
  8. I have an intense longing to go back to my home country.
  9. The man was arrested under suspicious circumstances.
  10. No nation can prosper if it is dependent on foreign aid.
  11. All the distinguished guests were given special accommodation.
  12. Neither team was able to win a decisive victory.
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