adverb 11

One of the most striking developments is that, contrary to the impression given by their advertisements, business schools are offering ever more .............. courses

• creature

• redundant

• superficial

• entire

The most ............... populated large state is Bnagladesh where 134 million people live in a highly agricultural area around the lower Ganges river

• densely

• fluently

• basically

• constantly

She behaved very ............. towards us, and wouldn't allow us to pay for anything.

• inadvertently

• basically

• generously

• fluently

He's ................... losing his keys.

• redundant

• infinitely

• decisively

• constantly

The text was edited in a way that ............ changed its meaning.

• superficial

• inadvertently

• increasingly

• accusation

He should have moved .............. to end this before it started.

• decisively

• fluently

• infinitely

• inadvertently

Traffic in this city is .............. worse than when we first moved to here.

• redandunt

• infinitely

• incoherently

• basically

The village has remained ............ unchanged for over 300 years.

• basically

• superficially

• increasingly

• accusation

He was confused and .................. and I didn't get much sense out of him.

• primarly

• generously

• incoherent

• accidently

I can express myself ............... and convey finer shades of meaning precisely.

• always

• one dimensional

• efficiently

• fluently