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Gap Filling Vocabulary Exercise

May 9, 2023 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. When you reach …………………… there is a change in your physical and mental conditions.
Wrong!
2. His performance was ……………………….. great.
Wrong!
Use the adverb remarkably to modify the adjective great.
3. His …………………. abilities are remarkable.
Wrong!
4. I cannot tolerate the ……………………….. into my personal life.
Wrong!
5. He has a thorough ………………………. of the problem.
Wrong!
6. Beethoven’s ………………………… was a constant source of misery to him.
Wrong!
7. The man was so tired that he could ………………………… walk.
Wrong!
8. The old woman lives in ………………………
Wrong!
9. Beethoven’s …………………….. was due to his deafness.
Wrong!
10. We should never …………………… injustice.
Wrong!
11. Familiarity breeds ………………………
Wrong!
12. The chief guest delivered the ………………………. address.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. When you reach maturity there is a change in your physical and mental conditions.
  2. His performance was remarkably great.
  3. His intellectual abilities are remarkable.
  4. I cannot tolerate the intrusion into my personal life.
  5. He has a thorough mastery of the problem.
  6. Beethoven’s deafness was a constant source of misery to him.
  7. The man was so tired that he could scarcely walk.
  8. The old woman lives in solitude.
  9. Beethoven’s eccentricity was due to his deafness.
  10. We should never tolerate injustice.
  11. Familiarity breeds contempt.
  12. The chief guest delivered the inaugural address.
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