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- We only heard a … account of what the reporter was describing.
Question 1:
We only heard a … account of what the reporter was describing. A. garbled
B. gambled
C. garrulous
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Practice Quiz 45 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- Olive suddenly stopped speaking to him on the phone and the conversation came to an … end.
- There are editions of Shakespeare’s historical plays where they are … to make them shorter.
- Towards the end of the race a few were showing signs of tiredness and were clearly … .
- She took no notice of the reviews of her acting and was quite … to some of the sarcastic comments.
- The secret of a interview is to get straight to the point and ask … questions.
- Her explanations for being late were always so reasonable and totally … that he believed her.
- He became uneasy and was beginning to sense … about his investment.
- Many of the safety instructions seem unnecessary and often quite … to the average person.
- She found herself at the edge of the cliff in a … position.
- Everything about the village was what you’d call … because all the houses were well looked after and reminded you of a time long since gone.
- In some 18th century novels you see the very poor conditions people lived in that can only be described as … misery.
- TV can give you an idea of how people live in different countries as it can … scenes from every day life.
- This is a shortened version of what happened and has been … to fit into the newspaper.
- It was obvious from the … looks he kept giving that he hadn’t paid for the items of clothing.
- The actor seemed to convey the whole range of human emotions, what you might call the complete … from beginning to end.
- We only heard a … account of what the reporter was describing.
- The professor found it quite … to try and teach the students because they refused to listen.
- The university decided to give their … an honorary degree after the donation.
- I have no wish to disregard or … your achievements.
- His attempt to make fun of the situation was considered to be in bad taste and … in the extreme.
- We find it difficult to imagine where we come from and believe that we are in fact … from apes.
- He was arrested for being outside the house with … to burgle it.
- Not only did she pay for them to go on holiday but she … provided them with spending money.
- I don’t mind sleeping here as anything is … to sleeping in a tent.
- I have my doubts about him and must admit to being … of him.
- You needn’t worry about that regulation because it doesn’t … to your situation.
- They published a report clearing the minister of any guilt and … that he had acted correctly.
- They are twins but are not at all alike physically but are not … from one another in attitude.
- Like all philosophers in … of truth he is always looking for new perspectives.
- It’s not so much a problem … a challenge to our efforts.
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