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WorksheetsLevel E Unit 7: Completing the Sentence
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A person who has been (a) about by many dreadful misfortunes will either become stronger or suffer a complete breakdown.
In a natural history museum, we can see physical remains of many species of animals that are no longer (a) .
In our frantic search for the missing papers, we overturned everything in the room, leaving it in complete (a) .
Shakespeare tells us that "the evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft (a) with their bones."
Let me say frankly that I (a) prejudice in anyone, even a member of my own family.
It is particularly (a) for citizens to fail to vote in national elections and then complain about the government.
We are petitioning the council to (a) its procedures so that all citizens will have a chance to express their opinions.
The American writer Dorothy Parker was celebrated for her sharp tongue and (a) wit.
Are we justified in showing visitors only the most attractive and interesting sections of our cities, towns, and villages will keeping them away from the (a) neighborhoods where so many people live?
Getting a good education will do much to (a) the problem of finding a job that pays well.
Those accused of crimes are sometimes willing to (a) their accomplices in return for immunity from prosecution.
Who would not feel depressed entering that (a) old courtroom, with its dim lighting and dark, massive furnishings.
Confident that she could present the case effectively to a judge, the lawyer advised her client to (a) his right to a jury trial.
A person who changes from one political party to another on the basis of honest conviction should not be regarded as a(n) (a) .
The trunk of the car was so (a) that is held all our skiiing equipment as well as our other luggage.
The records of the school board meeting on the proposed bond issue are so (a) that it would take me a week to read them.
One of the signs of maturity is the ability to (a) the difference between things that are secondary and things that are truly important.
We Americans are proud that each change of the national administration, far from being (a) , is carried out in a peaceful and friendly manner.
I didn't expect you to like my suggestion, but I was shocked by your bitter and (a) criticism of it.
Although our drill instructor went by the book, he was by no means an overbearing (a) .
