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General Vocabulary Exercise

March 18, 2018 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Ants love to eat ...............
Wrong!
A currant is a small berry used in buns.
2............... fashions are more casual than those of the 1960’s.
Wrong!
Current means present day.
3He gave the report a ............... glance and tossed it aside.
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A cursory glance is a quick glance.
4He arrived with his ............... promptness.
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Customary means habitual or usual.
5The nation must put a ............... on its spending to balance the economy.
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As a noun curb means restraint or control.
6His loss didn’t ............... his zest for living.
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As a verb damp can mean reduce, diminish or depress. Dampen means the same.
7With that ............... outlook he does not trust anyone.
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Cynical means scornful, derisive or sarcastic.
8The negotiations reached a ............... after two hours.
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All of these words mean the same.
9The boy’s directions ............... us, and we never did find the lake.
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To mislead someone is to give them false information unintentionally or unknowingly.
10She ............... her fiancé by dating others.
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To deceive someone is to give them a false impression either knowingly or intentionally.
11The magazine doesn’t accept any ............... ads.
Wrong!
12From her conversation, I ............... that she had a large family.
Wrong!
Deduce means conclude or comprehend.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Ants love to eat currants
  2. Current fashions are more casual than those of the 1960’s.
  3. He gave the report a cursory glance and tossed it aside.
  4. He arrived with his customary promptness.
  5. The nation must put a curb on its spending to balance the economy.
  6. His loss didn’t Either could be used here his zest for living.
  7. With that cynical outlook he does not trust anyone.
  8. The negotiations reached a All of the above after two hours.
  9. The boy’s directions misled us, and we never did find the lake.
  10. She deceived her fiancé by dating others.
  11. The magazine doesn’t accept any All of the above ads.
  12. From her conversation, I deduced that she had a large family.
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