Word formation p.8

He charged that the news story was factually (a)   and demanded an apology. /correct/

Hospitals always seem so (a)   - rows of identical beds in dull grey rooms. /person/

Maddie's a real expert on art, so I feel completely (a)   whenever I talk to her about it. /adequate/

It's totally (a)   , but I'm frightened of mice. /rational/

They paid less for the house because it was (a)   in an part of town. /fashion/

He was short and overweight and generally . /attract/

(a)  

Passes are available for one month's (a)   travel within Europe. /limit/

These refugees face an (a)   future. /certain/

It is (a)   to point at people. /polite/

The taking of hostages, said the president, was totally (a)   under any circumstances. /accept/