ROADMAP B2 UNIT 6 - 6C vocabulary

The suspect continued to _________ any involvement in the crime despite the overwhelming evidence against them.

   

• deny  

• convince

• advise

• agree

The email from the anonymous sender _________to leak sensitive information about the company's finances unless they paid a large sum of money.

• accused

• admitted

• refused

• threatened

France's foreign ministry has _________ to comment on a mysterious deadly incident involving a French-made helicopter, which reportedly carried suspected terrorists, before it crashed in northern Iraq two days ago.

• reminded

• denied

• refused

• admitted

If you've made a mistake, an error in judgment, or a bad decision, you should _________ the mistake, immediately followed by an action plan demonstrating that you can take control of the situation and rectify it.

• blame

• admit

• refuse

• agree

The doctor _________ that the patient take their medication as prescribed, warning that failure to do so could lead to serious health complications and possible hospitalization.

• threatened

• admitted

• insisted

• agreed

After the car accident, the driver was quick to _________ the other driver for running the red light, but video footage showed that he was actually at fault.

• advise

• blame

• refuse

• threaten

Despite the lack of concrete evidence to support their claims, some individuals still continue to _________ the company of engaging in unethical practices, such as exploiting workers and violating environmental regulations.

• accuse

• refuse

• remind

• deny

When the committee _________ on what to do, it will very quickly send out its thoughts and recommendations on how to resolve the situation.

• insists

• agrees

• admits

• convinces

Small Talk Saves Lives is about _________ us all that a little conversation can go a long way to help someone in crisis and divert their thoughts from suicide.

• admitting

• insisting

• reminding

• blaming

You might be having a hard time _________ your little one to take the medicine necessary for a speedy recovery, but remember that forcing a struggling child to take any medicine can lead to vomiting or even choking.

• refusing

• agreeing

• insisting

• convincing