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WorksheetsAdvanced vocabulary 2 - review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
When something is extremely bad, you say it is:
daunting
callous
egregious
ubiquitous
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When an opinion, idea, remark is boring because it has been expressed so many times before and so, not original, you say it is:
adamant
ubiquitous
daunting
trite
When a person gives the impression that he feels he is better and more moral than other people, you say this person is:
sanctimonious
callous
trite
ubiquitous
If you are still enthusiastic and determined, despite difficulties, danger, you are definitely:
undaunted
bleak
ubiquitous
hapless
If someone is experiencing extreme bad luck, we can consider him/her:
bleak
trite
hapless
undaunted
If a situation is not giving any reason to have hope or expect anything good, it is:
callous
bleak
trite
adamant
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When you are not aware of what you are doing or of the situation you are involved in, you become:
callous
bleak
unwitting
distraught
If a situation is making somebody feel nervous and less confident about doing something; this event is:
daunting
daunted
ubiquitious
callous
Once you are determined not to change your mind or to be persuaded about something, we can say you are:
callous
egregious
daunting
adamant
When you see yourself extremely upset and anxious so that you cannot think clearly, you are:
unwitting
sanctimonious
distraught
hapless
If you are not caring about other people’s feelings, pain or problems, we may say you are being:
callous
daunting
undaunted
trite
If something is so common that it seems to be everywhere or in several places at the same time, we may say it is:
sanctimonious
ubiquitous
egregious
daunting
The (a) movie star, Tom Hanks is back in a new Steven Spielberg's production this year.
Her (a) disregard for the feelings of others has made some people, many of whom are family members, suffer.
She’s still too (a) to speak about the tragedy. She cannot think clearly.
She has the (a) task of cooking for 20 people every day.
Eva was (a) that she would not come.
He seemed (a) by all the opposition to his idea and continued with the plan.
He became an (a) accomplice in the crime. He had no idea of his involvement in it.
The medical prognosis was (a) . This hopeless scenario brought desperation and fear to the family.
Often the (a) victims have no warning that the flood is on its way.
I’m fed up with his (a) attitude. He is such a show-off.
“I know it will sound (a) , but I've loved being part of this club. Thank you so much.”
His (a) behavior made him been expelled from school several times.
