Vocabulary
Continuous Aspect
Cause and result
Intensifying adverbs
Tie-breaker
100

Something that lasts for a very short time

Ephemeral

100

•I'm always losing my glasses.

This is something happening again and again

Correct

100

Reduced concentration arises from long working hours

Correct


100

He's _______ angry about it.

a. totally

b. extremely

Extremely

200

A fastening made by bu tying string or rope

Knot

200

•She's been getting more and more depressed.

Something temporary or something that is developing?

Something that is developing

200

The closure of the school resulted from a slight decrease in traffic.

Incorrect-resulted in

200

You look ___________ fabulous!

a. bitterly

b. ridiculously

c. completely

Completely

300

An idea or belief that people have or a thing we imagine to be true without actually having seen any proof.

Assumption

300

•He was watching the match when the doorbell rang.

Something continuing for some time or something continuing before and after another action?


Something continuing before and after another action

300

Many accidents on the job give rise to workers being tired.

Incorrect.- are a consequence of, are the result of

300

I'm _______________ interested in whose fault it is.

a. not in the least bit

b. no whatsoever

c. not at all

not in the least bit

400

Unusual or individual

Idiosyncratic

400

•He was picking grapes in France last summer.

Something temporary or something continuing for some time?

Something temporary

400

_________ the beautiful woods which surround it and its medicinal waters, Cleves has become a favourite summer resort.

a. Thus

b. Therefore

c. Owing to

Owing to

400

My parents were ____________ appalled when they found out.

a. extremely

b. utterly

c. absolutely

absolutely

500

Unable to be still

Frantic

500

•She' s going out with that friend of Mike's now.

Something continuing for some time or something new?

Something new

500

It was snowing heavily. __________ it was decided to abandon the expedition.

a. Due to

b. Thus

Thus

500

For example, I have learnt, to my cost, that I have the ability to ____________ confuse my boss unless I choose my words very carefully. 

a. entirely

b. utterly

c. completely

utterly

500

Outrageous is the ungradable adjetive of...

a. rude

b. strange

Rude