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Formation of Nouns from Adjectives and Verbs Exercise

March 25, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with a noun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The ............... of the idea inspired everyone.
Wrong!
The noun "originality" names the quality of being original.
2His ............... is due to his illness.
Wrong!
The noun "irritability" names the condition or quality being described.
3Animals do not normally harm people if there is no ............... .
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The noun "provocation" means an action that causes a reaction.
4Though he is old, his ............... is still sharp.
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The noun "memory" is the thing that can remain sharp.
5He is a victim of racial ............... .
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The noun "discrimination" names unfair treatment based on race.
6The minister is facing ............... of bribery.
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The plural noun "accusations" fits after "facing" and before "of bribery".
7His ............... led to his downfall.
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The noun "extravagance" names the quality or habit that led to his downfall.
8His strange behavior aroused my ............... .
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The noun "suspicion" is the feeling that his strange behavior aroused.
9Children do not understand the ............... between right and wrong.
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The noun "distinction" means a difference between two things.
10She suffers from ............... .
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The noun "anxiety" is the condition someone can suffer from.
11The charges of corruption led to the ............... of the minister.
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The noun "resignation" names the act of leaving a job or position.
12She accepted her fate with ............... .
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The noun "dignity" fits after the preposition "with".
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  1. The originality of the idea inspired everyone.
  2. His irritability is due to his illness.
  3. Animals do not normally harm people if there is no provocation .
  4. Though he is old, his memory is still sharp.
  5. He is a victim of racial discrimination .
  6. The minister is facing accusations of bribery.
  7. His extravagance led to his downfall.
  8. His strange behavior aroused my suspicion .
  9. Children do not understand the distinction between right and wrong.
  10. She suffers from anxiety .
  11. The charges of corruption led to the resignation of the minister.
  12. She accepted her fate with dignity .
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