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Vocabulary Exercise

June 14, 2021 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Be sure to get a ..................... electrician for the job.
Wrong!
Competent means skillful.
2Ever since he got a raise, he has been too ........................ to work hard.
Wrong!
Complacent means self-satisfied.
3The young surgeon showed exceptional ..........................
Wrong!
Competence means capability or proficiency.
4A athlete must have a ....................... spirit.
Wrong!
Competitive means aggressive or combating.
5Travel can be an excellent ..................... to one's education.
Wrong!
Complement means that which completes.
6..................... with the traffic laws is necessary for safe driving.
Wrong!
Compliance means conformity.
7The hostess received glowing ...................... on the dinner.
Wrong!
A compliment is an expression of praise.
8Please give my .................... to your parents.
Wrong!
Compliments means regards
9The captain remained ......................... throughout the raging storm.
Wrong!
Composed means poised or calm.
10The speaker retained his ..................... throughout the heckling.
Wrong!
Composure means calmness.
11The teacher had no ..................... of the boy's problems at home.
Wrong!
Comprehension means understanding.
12The pregnant woman had a ..................... urge for pickles.
Wrong!
Compulsive means uncontrollable.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Be sure to get a competent electrician for the job.
  2. Ever since he got a raise, he has been too complacent to work hard.
  3. The young surgeon showed exceptional competence.
  4. A athlete must have a competitive spirit.
  5. Travel can be an excellent complement to one’s education.
  6. Compliance with the traffic laws is necessary for safe driving.
  7. The hostess received glowing compliments on the dinner.
  8. Please give my compliments to your parents.
  9. The captain remained composed throughout the raging storm.
  10. The speaker retained his composure throughout the heckling.
  11. The teacher had no comprehension of the boy’s problems at home.
  12. The pregnant woman had a compulsive urge for pickles.
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