Fill in the blanks.
1Fresh air and good food are ............... to health.
Wrong!
The adjective "beneficial" means helpful or good for something.
2How long have you been ............... in bed?
Wrong!
Use "lying" for resting in a flat position in bed.
3The room was filled with the noise of her ............... .
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The noun "laughter" names the sound or act of laughing.
4The government has ............... taxes.
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The transitive verb "raised" means made something higher.
5The railways are going to increase train ............... .
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The noun "fares" means the prices paid for travel.
6The Annual Day celebration was ............... .
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The adjective "grand" means impressive or splendid.
7He only has to say what he wants, and it will be ............... .
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The verb "granted" means given or allowed.
8The policeman ............... his whistle.
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The past tense verb "blew" means forced air through something.
9The scandal earned him much ............... .
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The noun "notoriety" means fame for something bad.
10The giant grew very old and ............... .
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The adjective "weak" means not strong.
11I cannot read your handwriting. It is quite ............... .
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The adjective "illegible" means impossible or very difficult to read.
12Can you ............... me to the bathroom?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "direct" and "show" can mean help someone find or reach a place.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Fresh air and good food are beneficial to health.
- How long have you been lying in bed?
- The room was filled with the noise of her laughter.
- The government has raised taxes.
- The railways are going to increase train fares.
- The Annual Day celebration was grand.
- He only has to say what he wants, and it will be granted.
- The policeman blew his whistle.
- The scandal earned him much notoriety.
- The giant grew very old and weak.
- I cannot read your handwriting. It is quite illegible.
- Can you direct / show me to the bathroom?
