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Vocabulary Writing 1-4

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

As university life presents a stark contrast to the way students learn at secondary school, transitioning to university life often precipitates adaptation problems for freshers.

(a)  

2.

Spending a day at the Smith Hall, the most traditional student hall of the university overlooking the campus, participants will be (mieremds)

in the academic ambience of the university.

(a)  

3.

During the morning session, participants will experience a mock campaign with cheering activities that newly-established student cabinets stage to (csltiio) support from schoolmates.

(a)  

4.

Participants will then be joined by 14 other alumni doing a (mietultdu) of majors, ranging from Nursing, Business, to Science, at the 8 public universities in Hong Kong, who will share with students the diversity of university cultures and activities.

(a)  

5.

The (oktgkicyrens) demand for activewear fuels the intense competition in the sports clothing industry

(a)  

6.

Other than being fashionable, celebrity (tosrmnedene) is also one of the defining elements contributing to the rise in popularity of athleisure. 2 Perhaps to your surprise, celebrities are the pioneers of athleisure, and it was people’s imitation which turned athleisure into a trend!

(a)  

7.

“Airport fashion” is also very popular in the K-pop industry, where idols always need to fly to other countries to attend concerts or award shows. On their way to the departure gate, some (zizaaprpa) would take photos of the idols.

(a)  

8.

The (carvneelep) and popularity of the fitness style, due to the rise of healthy lifestyles and wellness mindsets, account for athleisure’s ever-expanding sphere of influence.

(a)  

9.

While we are wrestling with challenges that come our way every day and see adversity baffle and besiege us, let’s not forget it is also of (oatmruapn) importance to fill our wardrobes with clothes that we like.

(a)  

10.

These days, even toddlers are constantly glued to the (rtuinmaie) screens in front of them, giggling at the cartoon characters prancing about.

(a)  

11.

Here, (tuisornoo) cyberbullies and ungrounded rumours lurk, along with other lesser-known threats, like Internet trends.

(a)  

12.

Trends and unsoundly-backed rumours go (rlvia) often because of this conglomerate of ignorance and hot-headedness, like the salt crisis of 2011 and the Mayan Apocalypse just the following year

(a)  

13.

The explosion of information in recent years has exposed our generation to a (erltphao) of convenience and newfound freedom.

(a)  

14.

In a nutshell, the explosion of information in recent years has not only exposed our generation to a plethora of convenience and newfound freedom, it has also brought with it (dtpdueenncere) threats and dangers which could be a mere annoyance at best, and a public catastrophe at worst.

(a)  

15.

Today, our (nntctnoeio) is that public disclosure of students’ class positions, which does not uproot the core of the problem, is unwise.

(a)  

16.

The reason is obvious - shame can by no means (atlaeliev) any of the family problems they are facing, and improve their low self-esteem.

(a)  

17.

Yet, even the high-ranking students may also be susceptible to constant abuse from their schoolmates - some bullies are known to (ecrceo) high-flyers into refraining from achieving excellence.

(a)  

18.

 It is (micopy) to consider that as the only effect this measure will bring. When students see their counterparts rank higher than themselves, the first thing that comes to his or her mind would not be what course of action to take in order to improve, but immediate embarrassment and envy towards the ones who have claimed spots above him or her.

(a)  

19.

This vicious phenomenon would cause students to either succumb to low self-esteem and blind jealousy, or undermined self-confidence and potential, or even mental scars, both of which (iutxgenhis) whatever fighting spirit that still remains in their hearts at the snap of a finge

(a)  

20.

Negative self-image usually reflects a (stho) of other problems, with dysfunctional families being one of the most common ones.

(a)  

21.

With that, we can only see this policy adding fuel to the flames and herding students to remain at (oyeridmcti) instead of reaching for the stars.

(a)  

22.

While this policy is unwise and detrimental, there are other (balvie) alternatives which can address the issue at its root without the repercussions the proposal brings.

(a)  

23.

First off, it is (elnedauinb) that it is every parent’s responsibility to protect their children from the dangers of the outside world, including the Internet.

(a)  

24.

To (fuasdrega) our next generation’s well-being and safety, parents must take the reins and ensure their children tread only where they could safely.

(a)  

25.

Activewear is weather-adaptive and breathable, and saying that it is the best choice for those in Dubai is surely not an (esdrtneatumnet).

(a)