English Quiz 030721

Michael decided to migrate as he felt (a)   in his own country. (alienate / alienated / alienation)

The government was careful not to (a)   the people during the election campaign. (antagonise / antagonism/ antagonist)

The relevant authorities have to ensure that the physically disabled have (a)   to the various public facilities. (access / accessibility / accessible)

It is doubtful that (a)   a criminal publicly will help him to reform. (shame / shaming / shameful)

The smuggler's nervousness did not escape the (a)   eyes of the customs officer. (sharp / sharply / sharpened)

The mass media have the tendency to (a)   scandals involving public figures. (sensation / sensational / sensationalise)

In his (a)   speech, the newly-elected president expressed his determination to wipe out corruption in the country within a year. (inaugurate / inaugurating / inauguration)

There has been some (a)   that the boss is not totally unaware of the conspiracy. (speculate / speculation / speculating)

Harsh critics have (a)   her singing to the croaking of a frog. (like / likened / likely)

No man is completely (a)   to diseases. (immune / immunised / immunity)