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Part 1 1.She became well-known as a consistent _____ of slavery. (OPPOSE) 2. _____ is a list of errors in a printed work as a separate page of corrections, known asan errata page. (CORRECT) 3.Many scientists aargue that dinosaurs developed extensive _____ passages with membranes to cool their skin surfaces. (NOSE) 4.Premature disclosure of the test sites might lead to _____ of the experiment. (VALID) 5.He became _____ in his opposition in the plan. He gave up his viewpoints after his boss criticized. (RESOLVE) 6.He was returned to prison in 1977 for _____ a police officer. (PERSON) 7.The soldiers have been ordered to _____ from firing the guns. (INSIST) 8.I lingered in San Francisco, _____ myself after the hardships of the cruise, spending money, regretting it, continually promising departure for the morrow. (DAMAGE) 9.One of the cars involved in the accident was a complete _____. (WRITE) 10.The work is marred by a number of typing and spelling errors, and would have benefited from stricter _____ before submission. (READ) Part 2 1.The furious old lady demanded an immediate apology for his _____behaviour. (PUT) 2.She offered cordial _____ to the family over his so unexpected premature death.(MISERY) 3.Though many parties regarded his behaviour as a(n) _____, the public still had much faith in his ability to become a leader. (ABERRANT) 4.She gave her son quite a few _____ for playing truant.(TELL) 5.Those who made this dress are going to be _____ designers. They are nothing but awesome! (TREND) 6.He is said to be a _____ person who never stop works until very late.(WORK) 7.Having made that morally terrible mistake, they are now _____. (CONSCIENCE) 8.According to the government figures, the _____ of jobs in the next century will be in service-related fields, such as health and business. (PONDER) 9.We spent a lovely evening reminiscing about our vibrant _____ days at university.(GO)
10.It is concluded from the tale The Magic Cross-bow, The Story of My Chau and Trong Thuy that the rights of individuals should be _____ to those of society as a whole.(NERVE) Part 3 1.It should be _____ that the plans comply with the law. (CERTAINTY) 2.Improving the _____ of woodlands to the public is seen as a key issue. (ACCESS) 3.Some fetal _____ cannot be diagnosed until late in pregnancy. (FORM) 4.You make everything sound so _____ simple. (SEDUCE) 5.Most scientists argued that dreams were nothing but a random jumble of completely_____ images remaining from the sensory accumulation of our daily lives.(COMPREHEND) 6.Recent _____ research on deaf children has produced some interesting findings abouttheir speech. (QUANTITY) 7.She went through a period of shock and _____ following her husband’s death. (ORIENT) 8.Power naps are especially useful for those whose sleep is constrained by a demanding schedule: for example, mothers of small children or traveling business _____.(EXECUTE) 9.These _____ produced antibiotics are only available by prescription. (SYNTHESIS) 10.The drawings were recently presented to the National Library of Scotland, which now boasts a superb and _____ collection of the artist’s manuscripts. (RIVAL) Part 4 1.Why are you so _____ to other people’s problems ? (SENSE) 2.The _____ assumption is that the amoint of money available is limited. (LIE) 3.All the students who misbehaved have been kept in _____. (DETAIN) 4.Separating the fiber – or lint – from the seed was a _____ process.(LABOUR) 5.The _____ child very knowledgeable and knows five different foreign languages at a time. (GIFT) 6.Because they are _____ dishes, they cost a lot of money. (HOT) 7.The train _____ and plunged into the river. (RAIL) 8.Dr. Butt Katter, who has just published a book about murder, learned _____ in many years. (CRIME) 9.He became _____ in his opposition in the plan. He gave up his viewpoint after his boss criticized. (RESOLVE)
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