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Gap Filling Vocabulary Exercise

February 25, 2023 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. I don't have the .......................... to hear your complaints again.
Wrong!
2. You must learn to wait ...........................
Wrong!
3. The leader's .......................... to abstain from violence had a magical effect on his followers.
Wrong!
4. Judas' .......................... of Jesus led to his crucifixion.
Wrong!
5. He was telling lies ............................
Wrong!
6. He was humorous and ..............................
Wrong!
7. Today the climate is ...........................
Wrong!
8. Ancient kings of India were known for their policy of religious................................
Wrong!
9. They are still not aware of the .............................. of the situation.
Wrong!
10. His ............................. made matters worse for him.
Wrong!
11. He fought with great ............................ to overcome difficult situations.
Wrong!
12. The poets imagine many things. Their ideas are not real but ............................
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I don’t have the patience to hear your complaints again.
  2. You must learn to wait patiently.
  3. The leader’s exhortation to abstain from violence had a magical effect on his followers.
  4. Judas’ betrayal of Jesus led to his crucifixion.
  5. He was telling lies deliberately.
  6. He was humorous and imaginative.
  7. Today the climate is tolerable.
  8. Ancient kings of India were known for their policy of religious tolerance.
  9. They are still not aware of the gravity of the situation.
  10. His haughtiness made matters worse for him.
  11. He fought with great vigor to overcome difficult situations.
  12. The poets imagine many things. Their ideas are not real but imaginary.
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