WORD FORMATION COLLECTION - 10 TESTS - 100 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS Mã A809094

WORD FORM EXERCISE 1

 The brochures displayed very tempting photographs of the tourist attactions in Sweeden. They were so …………… that it was hard for viewers to resist booking that tour immediately (mouth).  What must be avoided at all costs is the suppression of anger, as feelings of resentment can lead a relationship to break down …………… (retrieve).  She is so …………… that she won’t let anything to stand in her way of her ambition. (mind)  Tourists can see many …………… views of the ocean and mountain. (Panorama)  Though they are students, their …………… made a good impression on the local audience. (theater)  The islands have been …………… by the growth of toursim. (west)  Dolphins, …………… species, sometimes jump above the surface of the water. (mammal)  We like Mary. She’s very nice and …………… (lady)  The Vietnamese people are happy to talk about their past and show an amazing resilience and …………… (forgive)  He is a bad manager in that factory and everyone is in an attempt to …………… him. (fame)

WORD FORM EXERCISE 2

Use the word in the box to fill in each of the blanks to make a meaningful

passage. You have to change the forms of these words, too.

Curious – existence – distinction – observe – interpret – special – surgery – ally – biology -

know

Music is clearly different from language. People can, nevertheless, use it to communicate things – especially their emotions – and when (1) …………… with speech in a song, it is one of the most powerful means of communication that humans have. But what, (2) …………… soeaking, is it? If music is truly (3)

…………… from speech, then it ought to have a distinct processing mechanism in the brain – one that keeps it separate from the (4) …………… of other sounds, including language. The evidence suggests that

such a separate mechanism does,

indeed, (5) …………… Scientific (6) …………… about the auditory system dates back to the mid-19th century. In 1861 Paul Broca, a French (7) ……………, observed that speech was impaired by damage to a particular part of the brain, now (8) …………… as Broca’s area. In 1874 Carl Wernicke, a German neurologist, made a similar

(9) …………… about another brain area and was similarly immortalised. The location of different language-processing tasks in Broca’s areas (found in the brain’s left temporal lobe, above the ear) was one

of the first pieces of evidence that different bits of the brain are (10) …………… to do different jobs.

WORD FORM EXERCISE 3

Complete the following passage with the correct forms of the given words.

SYMBOL – EMOTION – EVIDENT – PREFER – PUZZLE – DENY – SURPRISE – ESTIMATE –

RELATION - REASSURE

Advice to families moving abroad

When a family moves to a new country they need to think about how they will maintain their own language and encourage their children to learn a new one. Not (1)_________the experience of being dropped into a new group of people who do not speak their language can be (2)_________for children – although there is plenty of (3)_________to show that very young children seem to cope much more easily

than their parents !

In a new country, there are moments when the children need (4)__________from their parents and when it

may be more crucial than ever to maintain routines which are (5)__________important such as story- telling in the home language. These routines (6)__________a shared history and the permanence of the

(7)________between parent and child.

It is (8)_________ not to start speaking the new language to your child when at home. The importance to

the child of associating parental relations with one particular language should not be (9)__________ and

one can easily imagine how stress at school coupled with a sudden switch of language at home may be interpreted by the child as a kind of (10)__________particularly at a moment of general upheaval for the

whole family.

WORD FORM EXERCISE 4

1. The size of the crop depends on the ………..…… of the soil. (produce) 2. Girls tend to do better academically in single-sex schools …