Latin Roots 1

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We stayed in a town surrounded by high mountains. I found it very _____.

• oppressive

• composite

• inspecting

• advertising

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He _____ from the USA for having a forged passport.

• was inspected

• was composed

• was deported

• was advertised

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The magazine seems to have nothing in it but _____ for cosmetics.

• inspection

• composition

• deportation

• advertisement

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May I _____ you to my boss?

• introduce

• compose

• deport

• advertise

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The tax _____ decided I owed a lot of money.

• introducer

• composer

• deportee

• inspector

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The new take-away pizza service has a very good _____ offer.

• introductory

• oppressive

• advertising

• inspecting

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Business people always say that it pays _____.

• to introduce

• to oppress

• to advertise

• to inspect

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Tchaikovsky _____ some wonderful ballet music.

• introduced

• oppressed

• advertised

• composed

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Cyril's most _____ quality was his innate goodness.

• conducive

• supportive

• productive

• impressive

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Such a high increase will _____ an undue burden on the local taxpayer.

• conduct

• impose

• produce

• impress