Fill in the blanks.
1. Charles Dickens is my …………………….. writer.
Wrong!
2. Socrates …………………….. a straight and honest course.
Wrong!
3. Do you need war or ………………………..?
Wrong!
4. The dispute was ………………………. resolved.
Wrong!
Amicably means in a peaceful manner.
5. He is an ……………………….. young man.
Wrong!
Amiable means having a pleasant manner.
6. The habit of wasteful spending is called ……………………….
Wrong!
7. Abraham Lincoln ……………………… a copy of ‘George Washington’ from a neighbor.
Wrong!
8. They were ……………………… rivals.
Wrong!
9. The nation expects ……………………. citizen to do their duty.
Wrong!
Use every with a singular noun and use all with a plural noun.
10. He was ……………………… of murder.
Wrong!
11. He drives the car at a ……………………. speed.
Wrong!
12. The view from the window was …………………………
Wrong!
Expansive means covering a wide area.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Charles Dickens is my favorite writer.
- Socrates adopted a straight and honest course.
- Do you need war or peace?
- The dispute was amicably resolved.
- He is an amiable young man.
- The habit of wasteful spending is called prodigality.
- Abraham Lincoln procured a copy of ‘George Washington’ from a neighbor.
- They were bitter rivals.
- The nation expects every citizen to do their duty.
- He was convicted of murder.
- He drives the car at a terrific speed.
- The view from the window was expansive.

