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miscellaneous 2
100

There are power stations that use the ___ rise and fall of the ocean tides.

(day)

daily

100

Trains are really expensive and are often delayed so they are pretty _________.

 (reliable)

unreliable

100

Our journey was ___ ! So many good memories.

(forget)

unforgettable

100

Some people are afraid of mice from early ___.

(child)


childhood

100

I know much about the universe. I'd like to be a ___.

(physics)

physisist

200

You have to answer calls all day so it's very _____.

(repeat)

repetitive

200

Wear casual clothes. It's a(an) ___ party.

(formal)

informal

200

___ nouns have no plural forms.

(count)

uncountable

200

My son has always wanted to be a ___.

(science)

scientist

200

My friend never stops talking. He is so ___.

(talk)

talkative

300

 If you weren't so _______ , you wouldn't have achieved so much.

(ambition)

ambitious

300

I'm afraid you ___ what I said.


understood 


misunderstood

300

_________ has increased slightly in the last few months.

(employ)

unemployment

300

There are no clouds in the sky. It's ___.

(cloud)

cloudless

300

I'm afraid this small car is ___ for long journeys.

(suit)

unsuitable

400

Speaking ___, I don't like to spend holidays in the country.

(honest)


honestly

400

You should ___ this essay. There are too many mistakes in it.

(write)

rewrite

400

 ________ , mammoths were alive only five thousand years ago.
(credible)

Incredibly 

400

Luckily, her second jump was ___.

(succeed)

successful

400

We saw a lot of ___ at the festival. One of them was Johnny Depp.

(celebrate)

celebrities

500

Only children are considered to be dynamic and ____________.

(organise)

ORGANISED

500

My dog is so ___ ! I don't know what to do.

(obedient)

disobedient

500

First-borns can appear to be "know-it-alls" who frighten other people with their ______ attitude.

(sense)

insensitive

500

Many celebrities want _____________ so they can't complain when they are followed by paparazzis.

(public)

PUBLICITY

500

___, we had to wait for our plane for 3 more hours and were exausted.

(fortunate)

fortunately

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