Unit 7 Nouns

Unit 7 Vocabulary

nouns

CONFLICT (n/v)

*DISAGREEMENT

DISPUTE

CONTROVERSY

**FIGHT / CLASH /

COMBAT / STRIFE

DENSITY (n)

MASS

THICKNESS

EXTENT (n)

SCOPE

DEGREE

MAGNITUDE

RANGE

FAMINE (n)

HUNGER

SCARCITY

STARVATION

Multiple Select

"extent" is a synonym of

• scope

• clash

• thickness

• degree

• magnitude

Multiple Select

"Strife" means angry disagreement or violent actions.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

It was an unpopular policy and caused a number of _______ within the party.

• posts

• firms

• conflicts

• articles

Multiple Choice

We were unable to move because of the ________ of the crowd.

• error

• density

• excellence

• controversy

Multiple Choice

We don't yet know the _______of his injuries (= how bad his injuries are).

• scarcity

• dispute

• density

• extent

Multiple Choice

Thousands of people emigrated during the Irish potato ________of 1845–46.

• attitude

• famine

• density

• extent

LEAP (n/v)

a big change, increase, or improvement

jump (v)

surge(v)

MOULD (n/v)

BLIGHT

PROSPECT (n/v)

outlook for future

expectation

anticipation

chance

the possibility of being successful, especially at work

(career prospects)

a person who might be chosen

(v) to seek for valuable substances under the surface of the earth

TESTIMONY (n)

declaration about truth

VERDICT

an official decision made in a court at the end of a trial

Multiple Choice

Prosecutors may try to determine if Robb gave false _____________when he appeared before the grand jury.

• testimony

• prospect

• verdict

• mould

Multiple Choice

The judge sent the jury away to consider its _________.

• extent

• anticipation

• claim

• verdict

Multiple Choice

__________is an official decision made in a court at the end of a trial.

• allegation

• plea

• verdict

• testimony

Multiple Select

tick the words related with law

• density

• allegation

• prospect

• verdict

• testimony

Multiple Choice

She's hoping the course will improve her career __________.

• conflicts

• debates

• prospects

• extent

WELFARE (n)

PROSPERITY

WELL-BEING

ATTITUDE (n)

manner

position

**confidence (If you say that someone has attitude, you mean that they are very confident and want people to

 notice them.)

BLEND (n/v)

brew

mixture

combination

CLAIM (n/v)

ALLEGATION

ASSERTION

DEMAND/REQUEST*

*claim damages : to make an official request for money after an accident

**a right to have something or get something from someone

BRINK (n)

on the brink of*

on the threshold of*

on the verge of*

edge / border / limit

The imminent* bankruptcy of the financial system

*coming or likely to happen

COMPASSION

deep compassion

act of compassion

pity

sympathy

mercy

Multiple Select

Synonyms of "claim" are

• assertion

• allegation

• accomodation

• demand

• subjugation

Multiple Choice

____________ means "coming or likely to happen very soon"

• imminent

• eminent

• significant

• triumphant

Multiple Choice

He seems to have undergone a change in/of ________ recently, and has become much more cooperative.

• compassion

• testimony

• attitude

• blend

Multiple Choice

Their music is a _________of jazz and African rhythms.

• prospect

• claim

• blend

• brink

Multiple Select

Negotiations between the two countries are on the _______ of collapse.

• brink

• threshold

• dispute

• verge

• clash

Multiple Select

If someone is on the edge or brink of an abyss, they are about to enter into a very frightening or threatening situation.

• true

• false