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Question 1:
As a troubleshooter he was often … to sort out problems in different areas. A. attached
B. delivered
C. sent
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Practice Quiz 47 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- Because of the crash barrier in the middle of the motorway cars are … from hitting those on the other side.
- Everyone is … to the same laws.
- As I was a stranger in that country I was not … with some of their customs.
- You can have that car in any colour you want. You have a … of 18 different ones.
- They were … to display some of the excellent newspaper reviews.
- The patient found he had been … with a harmful virus a few days before.
- As a … of the district he had no difficulty in understanding the local dialect.
- There is a new regulation which … all employees from smoking at their workplace.
- She finds breathing very difficult in restricted spaces as she … from asthma.
- I am very pleased to be working with you because I … with your policies.
- She hopes that her new project … with the approval of her boss.
- It’s not within his character and I would never say that he was … to that kind of behaviour.
- You couldn’t find a more loyal bunch of people who have a … of reliability.
- There is absolutely no … to accept my proposal.
- The company has … so much money on marketing that there is little left for other things.
- He was … of murder.
- They say that pregnant women develop a/an … for certain foods.
- You must choose the right description for each word and I would … this one as an adjective.
- It’s my belief that she is … to exaggerate.
- We may not be able to … all your needs.
- As a troubleshooter he was often … to sort out problems in different areas.
- … to the newspapers he is supposed to have exaggerated the firm’s profits.
- She’s … a rock and a hard place.
- Having made up their minds, they … to appoint the outsider to the job.
- In … to prevent any industrial espionage employees had to sign a document.
- The couple decided to move … from the city to the countryside.
- The manager wants you to explain the discrepancy and … for the sudden drop in profits.
- The NGO is finding it difficult to continue operating and that’s why it’s … for the government to help.
- They are erecting concrete blocks to … the building against possible terrorist attacks.
- By parking there he was in … of a local bylaw.
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