When scientists talk about “ (a)   issues”, the future seems scary and dangerous because it’s unknown. (foresight)

A centimeter can be (a)   divided into smaller units. (finite)

When I was at school complaining about memorising (a)   tables, my maths teacher

used to say, “You won’t always have a calculator in your pocket when you need one!” (multiply)

If you are (a)   about something, you have doubts about it. (scepticism)

Something that is (a)   is flat and level with the ground, rather than at an angle to it. (horizontally)

The (a)   is the direction that points straight up, at an angle of 90 degrees to a flat surface. (vertically)

It’s very naïve to think of consumers as free and (a)   as new products and services are being advertised,

promoted and sold. ( autonomy)

Because of the weather conditions, the captains did not realise the danger until only seconds before the (a)   took place. (collide)

Cloud storage is a (a)   and powerful technology thanks to the combination of vastly

increased storage capacity in remote servers. (feasibly)

Science is a (a)   venture as each new piece of research, and each new discovery or invention depends on the accumulated knowledge ofgenerations. (cumulate)

The city’s defences against flooding were (a)   ,so despite the extreme weather conditions, the city was safe fromrising water levels. (robustly)