
A day at the circus
The new circus certainly offers an amazing and (IMPRESS) range of acts. The knife throwing
and flame swallowing acts are (FRIGHTEN) enough to make anyone in the audience
feel (NERVE) , the clown acts show many (FUN) things. The gymnastics and the
breathtaking (ACROBAT) are simply (SPECTACLE) . It's the first time I've seen
people walk on a tightrope and perform at such incredible (HIGH). However, the circus is
(LIKE) to become really (FAME) or (SUCCEED) because it doesn't use any animals in its acts.
The (OWN) of the show says that most people prefer circuses with lions, elephants and other
animals. The (PRODUCE) of a TV programme removed the show when some of the (VIEW) complained that it wasn't a "real" circus.
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1. Harry claims Mr Mahoney is a reliable character, but I’m rather about it (DOUBT).
2. His most achievement was the development of the periodic table (REMARK)
3. The law is very strict in such cases, so everyone expected the to be sentenced to life in prison. (RAPE)
4. If you let him go he will do that again (PUNISH)
5. The young policeman was completely that he was in danger (AWARE)
6. He was known for helping everybody. He even took in the people (HOME)
7. Andrew says the government should pay for everything but we don’t agree with his (JUDGE)
8. The police forces that arrived after a short time were completely in that situation(POWER)
9. We don’t want anybody else finding out about our (ARRANGE)
10. These two items don’t differ much. There is striking . (SIMILAR)
11. I wouldn’t him. He can really play well if he’s in good shape (ESTIMATE)
12. No wonder the boy left home after spending many years in such a condition (MISERY)
13. Thanks to the promotion of the book the publishers have received many orders throughout the country (EXTEND)
14. How can they get into the building? – They have to go around the fence to the at the back (ENTER).
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1. Chris has got an sense of humour (EXCEPT)
2. The she made were left out by the other witnesses (STATE)
3. The captain’s every was carefully observed (MOVE)
4. After this event, we expect at least some of you to draw the appropriate (CONCLUDE)
5. Rudolf is a very composer (CREATE)
6. The coach told us to withdraw to a more position (DEFEND)
7. The permanent of water makes most of us go crazy. (SHORT)
8. Don’t water the flowers. There is no to do it after the rain (NECESSARY)
9. , the sea isn't always so quiet and peaceful (FORTUNATE)
10. All the of the area were able to return to their homes (INHABIT)
11. The way John approached the task wasn't very to the director (SATISFY)
12. It is strange how her has changed over the years. (PERSON)
13. Keep doing some exercises and you will improve your (STRONG)
14. I can tell you with that nobody has arrived at the front gate (CERTAIN)
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An unusual park
Parks in large cities are (USUAL) thought of as refuges, as islands of green in the middle of a
concrete desert. But High Line Park in the (NEIGHBOUR) of Chelsea in New York looks on
first (SEE) like something that city parks were created to get away from. It's an
(ATTRACT) steel structure supporting an (ELEVATE) rail line that once brought freight cars into the city's factories.
Now the structure has been turned into an (INNOVATE) and inviting public park. Walking on
the High Line is (LIKE) any other experience in New York. You can sit surrounded by
(CARE) tended plants taking (ENJOY) from the views, or you can walk the line as it crosses
between old buildings and past (STRIKE) new ones. I have walked the High Line many times
and the (REMARK) thing is that every time you walk you experience new and (DIFFER) things .
1. The result was very strange. In fact, it was simply (BELIEVE).
2. They reached an not to sell …
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