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Word Power | Vocabulary Exercise

March 31, 2024 A2pdf

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1The boy's ............... choice of friends landed him in trouble.
Wrong!
"Indiscriminate" means done without careful choice or judgment.
2A good CEO is ............... for a successful firm.
Wrong!
"Indispensable" means absolutely necessary.
3The acting chairman will serve for an ............... time.
Wrong!
"Indeterminate" means not fixed or decided.
4Religion is a matter of ............... to many young people.
Wrong!
"Indifference" means a lack of interest or concern.
5The writer was ............... to both good and bad criticism.
Wrong!
"Indifferent" means not especially interested or concerned.
6He couldn't hide his ...............
Wrong!
"Indignation" means anger caused by something unfair or offensive.
7An ............... person like him can never run a country.
Wrong!
"Indecisive" describes someone who has difficulty making decisions.
8The ............... movie was banned.
Wrong!
"Indecent" means offensive or not morally acceptable.
9The ............... boy was constantly in and out of reform school.
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"Incorrigible" describes someone whose bad behaviour is very difficult to change.
10Most criminals come from ............... families.
Wrong!
"Dysfunctional" describes a family or system that does not work in a healthy way.
11I have ............... him ever since he sold me that defective dishwasher.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Distrusted" and "mistrusted" both mean did not trust in this sentence.
12I have not been able to find my ............... keys.
Wrong!
"Misplaced" means put somewhere and temporarily lost.

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  1. The boy’s indiscriminate choice of friends landed him in trouble.
  2. A good CEO is indispensable for a successful firm.
  3. The acting chairman will serve for an indeterminate time.
  4. Religion is a matter of indifference to many young people.
  5. The writer was indifferent to both good and bad criticism.
  6. He couldn’t hide his indignation.
  7. An indecisive person like him can never run a country.
  8. The indecent movie was banned.
  9. The incorrigible boy was constantly in and out of reform school.
  10. Most criminals come from dysfunctional families.
  11. I have distrusted / mistrusted him ever since he sold me that defective dishwasher.
  12. I have not been able to find my misplaced keys.

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