phrasal verb, adverb collocations, idioms, prefix and suffixes

   We sometimes have to _____ in order to get what we want.

     

•   a. pass out 

• b. start out  

• c. open up 

• d. give in  

• e. live up to

   We sometimes have to _____ in order to get what we want.

     

•   a. pass out 

• b. start out  

• c. open up 

• d. give in  

• e. live up to

I think gaming is …. accepted to be a mainstream activity these days

    

•    a. virtually  

• b. generally 

• c. closelyly

• d. clearly

• e. highly

When games are that … modelled on the real world, they might confuse young kids.

      

• a. closely  

• b. widely 

• c. immediately  

• d. readily 

• e. easily

Work hard at both interests outside school and inside school and you can have the best of both worlds. The phrase in italic means …

      

• a. be with great success

• b. be closely related

• c. benefit from two situations  

• d. makes progress

• e. be from the beginning

I recently passed the highest violin exam with flying colors thanks to my music teacher there. With flying colors means …

      

• a. be closely related  

• b. from the beginning 

• c. benefit from two worlds 

• d. with great success 

• e. making progress

I’ve taught myself quite a few skills from scratch using online videos so that was my support. From scratch means …

    

•    a. closely connected

• b. making progress 

• c. great success 

• d. from the beginning  

• e. calm and controlled

School gets you on track in life. On track means

    

•    a. making progress  

• b. great success 

• c. calm and controlled

• d. closely connected

• e. benefit from two worlds

Of course, the …. to snap a photo and share it with your friends is always there.

      

• a. temptations  

• b. temptation 

• c. tempted 

•        d. tempt 

• e. tempting

Taking a video camera out at the opera would receive instant ... from angry members of the audience.

   

•     a. approves 

• b. approval 

• c. disapproval 

• d. disapprove  

• e. approve