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Gap Filling Vocabulary Exercise

July 17, 2023 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Until the police completed the ..............., the accused was denied bail.
Wrong!
The noun "investigation" is needed after "the police completed the."
2His ............... was due to his illness.
Wrong!
The noun "irritability" names the condition caused by his illness.
3We have to ............... our campaign against dowry and domestic abuse.
Wrong!
The verb "intensify" follows "have to" and means make stronger.
4Without any ..............., he started shouting at me.
Wrong!
The noun "provocation" fits after "without any."
5It was a ............... evening.
Wrong!
The adjective "memorable" describes the evening.
6The circus artists performed many tricks while walking ............... on a rope.
Wrong!
The adverb "precariously" describes how the artists were walking.
7............... use of antibiotics can give rise to drug-resistant bacteria.
Wrong!
The adjective "Indiscriminate" describes the kind of use.
8There was ............... in his voice.
Wrong!
The noun "accusation" fits after "there was" and before "in his voice."
9The cancellation of flights caused a great deal of ............... to the travelers.
Wrong!
The noun "inconvenience" follows "a great deal of."
10His ............... landed him in a great deal of financial difficulty.
Wrong!
The noun "extravagance" names the behavior that caused his financial difficulty.
11I have no words to express my ............... .
Wrong!
The noun "gratitude" is the natural object of "express."
12The lawyer was not able to ............... his argument.
Wrong!
The verb "substantiate" means support with evidence or facts.
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Answers

  1. Until the police completed the investigation, the accused was denied bail.
  2. His irritability was due to his illness.
  3. We have to intensify our campaign against dowry and domestic abuse.
  4. Without any provocation, he started shouting at me.
  5. It was a memorable evening.
  6. The circus artists performed many tricks while walking precariously on a rope.
  7. Indiscriminate use of antibiotics can give rise to drug-resistant bacteria.
  8. There was accusation in his voice.
  9. The cancellation of flights caused a great deal of inconvenience to the travelers.
  10. His extravagance landed him in a great deal of financial difficulty.
  11. I have no words to express my gratitude .
  12. The lawyer was not able to substantiate his argument.
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