G.E. C1 - Unit 1 Review

What does it mean to "recall" something?

• to memorise

• to remember

• to replace

• to repeat

The new legislation led to s.................... changes in the education system.

(affecting many things, or making an important difference to sth)

Her .......................... remarks sparked a heated debate among the audience.

(PROVOKE)

A situation in which one action causes another, which then causes a third, etc. is known as ...

• cutting-edge

• paved way

• ripple effect

• slippery slope

The government's .......................... in the economy aimed to stabilize inflation rates.

(INTERVENE)

• The club has grown rapidly since its ... in 2007.

• archive

• inception

• advent

• incidence

If something is spoiled by having mistakes, weaknesses, or by being damaged, it is ...

• fallible

• unnerving

• contended

• flawed

• He is thought to have had a genetic .......................... that stopped him from growing when he was young.

(a mental or physical illness which prevents part of your body from working properly)

Which word IS NOT associated with the word COGNITIVE

• intellect

• emotion

• intelligence

• perception

• We should not underestimate the ... effects of pollution on the environment and public health over time.

• • accumulative

• entire

• indisputable

• diverse