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General Vocabulary Exercise

November 18, 2022 A2pdf

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1Cheating is an ............... character trait.
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The adjective "undesirable" means not wanted or not acceptable.
2During the monsoon, the rainfall in the tropics can seem ...............
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The adjective "unending" means continuing for a very long time and seeming not to stop.
3She remains ............... when the children quarrel.
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The adjective "undisturbed" means calm and not affected by what is happening.
4You can count on our ............... support.
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The adjective "undivided" means complete and not shared with anything else.
5His ............... was an embarrassment to his parents.
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The noun "misbehavior" means bad or unacceptable behavior.
6It was a decade of ..............., in which the family lost both its home and its business.
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The noun "misfortune" means bad luck or an unlucky event.
7Religion is a matter of ............... to many young people; they simply don't care about it.
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The noun "indifference" means a lack of interest or concern.
8The boy’s ............... choice of friends got him into trouble.
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The adjective "indiscriminate" means done without careful choice or judgment.
9The tiny woman had ............... strength.
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The adjective "incredible" means extremely good, great, or hard to believe.
10Corrupt officials often ............... their authority.
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The verb "misuse" means to use something in the wrong way or for the wrong purpose.
11A back injury ............... the athlete for the season.
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The verb "incapacitated" means made someone unable to do normal activities.
12He panics easily and is ............... of managing the situation.
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The adjective "incapable" means not able to do something.

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  1. Cheating is an undesirable character trait.
  2. During the monsoon, the rainfall in the tropics can seem unending.
  3. She remains undisturbed when the children quarrel.
  4. You can count on our undivided support.
  5. His misbehavior was an embarrassment to his parents.
  6. It was a decade of misfortune, in which the family lost both its home and its business.
  7. Religion is a matter of indifference to many young people; they simply don’t care about it.
  8. The boy’s indiscriminate choice of friends got him into trouble.
  9. The tiny woman had incredible strength.
  10. Corrupt officials often misuse their authority.
  11. A back injury incapacitated the athlete for the season.
  12. He panics easily and is incapable of managing the situation.

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