WorksheetsVocabulary Unit 2_Int Summer 2022
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 23mins
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
She has already sold everything of_ (a) that she possessed.
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
Finishing the marathon in 10th place was an incredible (a) .
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
My general (a) of the place was good.
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
These plants cannot (a) in cold conditions.
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
The magazine has stories about (a) people rather than celebrities
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
We (a) a large number of cars from Japan.
achievement - ordinary - survive - value - import - overseas - impression
There are a lot of (a) students studying at our university.
They didn't get much of an impression _____ the place because it was dark when we drove through it.
of
about
with
I never wear grey because it reminds me _____ my old school uniform.
of
about
with
The government introduced a special tax on wines imported _____ Europe.
of
into
from
We hope to become more accurate ____ predicting earthquakes.
of
in
on
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable
We really (a) all the help you gave us last weekend.
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable
The flashlight was still (a) after I dropped it.
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable
A number of people want to look younger to (a) their career prospects.
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable
Please (a) me to post this letter; it's important.
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable
These calculations are based on the (a) that the prices will continue to rise.
remind - functional - enhance - appreciate - assumption - entirely - valuable These antiques are extremely (a) .
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: Receiving _ (a) information about the illness was of utmost importance for the family. (ACCURACY)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: The museum has a fine collection of (a) paintings. (VALUE)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: The doctor told my wife that I had a 50/50 chance of (a) . (SURVIVE)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: Computers are not widely available in (a) school settings (ORDINARILY)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: A young boy was seriously injured in a shooting _ (a) on Saturday night. (INCIDENTAL)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: She finally _ (a) her ambition to visit South Africa. (ACHIEVEMENT)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: When I was a child I was _ (a) with how many toys my friend Sarah had. (IMPRESSION)
CHANGE THE WORD FORM: We can’t (a) that he is innocent simply because he says he is. (ASSUMPTION)
