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Vocabulary Exercise

January 11, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1His political views are the ............... of mine.
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The noun "converse" means the opposite or reverse of something.
2We ............... for hours on the phone.
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The verb "conversed" means talked with someone.
3The height of this lamp isn't ............... for reading.
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The adjective "convenient" describes something suitable or easy to use.
4Ulysses was a ............... book.
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The adjective "controversial" describes something that causes public disagreement.
5The new house has every modern ............... .
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The noun "convenience" means a useful feature or amenity.
6The conversion of a caterpillar into a butterfly is ............... .
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The adjective "miraculous" describes something that seems like a miracle.
7I don't believe in ............... punishment, but I would love to give that boy a spanking.
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The adjective "corporal" means physical or related to the body, especially in the phrase "corporal punishment".
8Wrap the ............... tightly around the box.
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A "cord" is a piece of string, rope, or flexible cable.
9Sending anonymous letters is a ............... act.
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The adjective "cowardly" describes an action that shows fear or lack of courage.
10The child slept ............... in her cradle.
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The adverb "soundly" means deeply and peacefully when talking about sleep.
11The witness's story is not ............... .
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The adjective "credible" means believable.
12We admired the ............... of the imported cloth.
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The noun "delicacy" names the fine or fragile quality of the cloth.
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Answers

  1. His political views are the converse of mine.
  2. We conversed for hours on the phone.
  3. The height of this lamp isn’t convenient for reading.
  4. Ulysses was a controversial book.
  5. The new house has every modern convenience .
  6. The conversion of a caterpillar into a butterfly is miraculous .
  7. I don’t believe in corporal punishment, but I would love to give that boy a spanking.
  8. Wrap the cord tightly around the box.
  9. Sending anonymous letters is a cowardly act.
  10. The child slept soundly in her cradle.
  11. The witness’s story is not credible .
  12. We admired the delicacy of the imported cloth.
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