Word formation for matura exam (2)

How can you believe that meeting Louise in Glasgow was

a pure (a)   ? I’m sure she knew about our plans and followed us.

COINCIDE

Some people are heavily (a)   on help from the

state. They wouldn’t be able to survive without it.

DEPEND

You would have thought that at the age of 24 he would know what he was doing, but he still seems quite (a)   for his age.

MATURE

It took us months to choose the right music

to (a)   the fashion show.

COMPANY

The police weren’t sure about the exact (a)  

at the march but their estimate showed at least 20,000 people had turned up.

ATTEND

Eating five portions of fruit and vegetables a day has been

proved to have a (a)   effect on our health.

BENEFIT

Doctors told my dad that it was (a)   to plan

a skiing holiday two weeks after a serious fall.

REASON

Unfortunately, the way the sale was advertised was

(a)   so many customers felt cheated.

LEAD

There is no doubt that my (a)   is very different to what my parents’ childhood looked like. That’s probably the reason why we quarrel so often.

BRING

Many teenagers complain that instead of positive

encouragement they mainly get (a)   criticism

of their behaviour, which usually leads nowhere.

SENSE