OA4 - final review

Another word for advantage (a)   .

She's (a)   some amazing scheme to double her income. (meaning: thought of)

I've (a)   a list of candidates that I'd like to interview. (meaning: prepared)

This phrase (adjective) is used to describe someone who is practical, reasonable and friendly and who does not pretend to be someone they are not.

We call such a person:

(a)  

She was (a)   as a laboratory assistant. (meaning: hired)

I don't really enjoy these conferences, but they're a good opportunity to (a)   . (meaning: meet new people who might be useful to know and with whom you might cooperate in the future)

The company had to (a)   a lot of people. (fire)

The movie (a)   stereotypes of small-town life.

(causes them to continue)

Discovering that he had an (a)   for finance, he got a job as a commercial-credit analyst. (talent)

Her greatest talent was her (a)   capacity for organising. (natural/inborn)