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Advanced Vocabulary: Moral, Morale, Mull and Multitude Exercise

April 5, 2018 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase.

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1The speaker's ............... voice put me to sleep.
Wrong!
"Monotonous" is the adjective that correctly describes the voice.
2Two ............... sharks crossed the bow of the boat.
Wrong!
"Monstrous" is the adjective that correctly describes the sharks.
3Speaking down to the people was a ............... mistake.
Wrong!
"Monumental" is the adjective that means very great or important.
4Bicycling is good exercise; ..............., it does not pollute the air.
Select 3 answers.
Wrong!
"Moreover", "furthermore", and "in addition" add another supporting point.
5It is obvious from his ruthless behavior that he has no ...............
Wrong!
"Morality" is the noun for principles of right and wrong behavior.
6The ............... of the story is that money can't buy happiness.
Wrong!
"Moral" means the lesson taught by a story.
7After the defeat, the army's ............... was low.
Wrong!
"Morale" means the confidence or spirits of a group.
8............... everyone enjoyed the party.
Wrong!
"Almost" means nearly and naturally modifies "everyone" here.
9I will ............... over your proposal and let you know.
Wrong!
"Mull" means think carefully about something before deciding.
10A ............... of problems delayed the construction project.
Wrong!
"Multitude" means a large number of people or things.
11He is ............... on the subject of faith.
Wrong!
"Mute" means silent or not speaking.
12Her ............... was obvious from the way she told everyone her life story.
Wrong!
"Naivety" is the noun meaning a lack of experience or judgment.

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  1. The speaker’s monotonous voice put me to sleep.
  2. Two monstrous sharks crossed the bow of the boat.
  3. Speaking down to the people was a monumental mistake.
  4. Bicycling is good exercise; moreover / furthermore / in addition, it does not pollute the air.
  5. It is obvious from his ruthless behavior that he has no morality.
  6. The moral of the story is that money can’t buy happiness.
  7. After the defeat, the army’s morale was low.
  8. Almost everyone enjoyed the party.
  9. I will mull over your proposal and let you know.
  10. A multitude of problems delayed the construction project.
  11. He is mute on the subject of faith.
  12. Her naivety was obvious from the way she told everyone her life story.

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