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Vocabulary Exercise

March 15, 2021 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I was ............... by the news.
Wrong!
Affect is a verb; effect is a noun.
2What awful ............... we are having!
Wrong!
Whether is a conjunction.
3I want to know ............... you are interested in my offer or not.
Wrong!
Whether is a conjunction used to introduce an yes/no questions.
4I could not ............... the gravity of the situation.
Wrong!
Comprehend means grasp or understand.
5A good teacher should have a lot of ...............
Wrong!
Patients are people who need treatment for medical problems.
6The ............... of a right angle are sixty and thirty degrees.
Wrong!
Complement is that which completes.
7They are still ............... the death of their beloved father.
Wrong!
Mourning is the expression of sorrow for someone's death.
8What are the actual ............... of this decision?
Wrong!
Implications are consequences.
9He is ............... to working hard.
Wrong!
Accustomed to means used to.
10He was ............... for this contribution.
Wrong!
11Marathas ............... the fort from Mughals.
Wrong!
Seized means captured.
12Should you ............... taking risk?
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I was affected by the news.
  2. What awful weather we are having!
  3. I want to know whether you are interested in my offer or not.
  4. I could not comprehend the gravity of the situation.
  5. A good teacher should have a lot of patience
  6. The complements of a right angle are sixty and thirty degrees.
  7. They are still mourning the death of their beloved father.
  8. What are the actual implications of this decision?
  9. He is accustomed to working hard.
  10. He was rewarded for this contribution.
  11. Marathas seized the fort from Mughals.
  12. Should you avoid taking risk?
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