Oxford CPE T3 The Journey

to force someone to do something

• compel

• enforce

• necessitate

• restrict

As a schoolboy he was ............. to wear shorts even in winter.

• compelled

• enforced

• necessitated

• restricted

It isn't always easy for the police to ........... speed limits.

• compel

• enforce

• necessitate

• restrict

to make people obey a law, or to make a particular situation happen or be accepted

• compel

• enforce

• necessitate

• restrict

The government has ........ freedom of movement into and out of the country.

• compelled

• enforced

• necessitated

• restricted

looking at someone in a sexually interested way

• leering

• squinting

• wincing

• smirking

He was always ........ at female members of staff.

• leering

• squinting

• wincing

• smirking

partly closing your eyes in order to see more clearly

• leering

• squinting

• wincing

• smirking

The sun was shining straight in her eyes and made her .........

• leer

• squint

• wince

• smirk

If a person or an eye .........., the eye looks in a different direction to the other eye, because of a weakness of the eye muscles

• leers

• squints

• winces

• smirks