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    B2 Word Formation WF026: Use The Word in Brackets To Form A New Word That Fits Into Each Blank

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    B2 Word Formation WF026: Use The Word in Brackets To Form A New Word That Fits Into Each Blank

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    The document contains 20 sentences with blanks that must be filled in using a word given in brackets. The sentences test word formation skills by having the user create a new word from the word in brackets that fits grammatically and semantically in the blank. Some examples of words formed are "backing", "criminalize", "miscalculated", and "unbeatable". The task assesses one's ability to use word roots and prefixes or suffixes to derive new words that complete the meaning of each sentence.

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    The document contains 20 sentences with blanks that must be filled in using a word given in brackets. The sentences test word formation skills by having the user create a new word from the word in brackets that fits grammatically and semantically in the blank. Some examples of words formed are "backing", "criminalize", "miscalculated", and "unbeatable". The task assesses one's ability to use word roots and prefixes or suffixes to derive new words that complete the meaning of each sentence.

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    B2 Word Formation WF026: Use The Word in Brackets To Form A New Word That Fits Into Each Blank

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    B2 Word Formation WF026

    Use the word in brackets to form a new word that fits into each blank.

    1. The governor tried to raise some financial __________________ for his humanitarian
    project. (BACK)
    2. The government passed a new law that will __________________ stealing passwords
    from others. (CRIME)
    3. There was a lot of food left at the party because I __________________ the number of
    guests who would come. (CALCULATE)
    4. Her behaviour was __________________ and very rude. (CIVIL)
    5. He reacted to the crime in shock and __________________ (BELIEVE).
    6. The evidence against the two accused was __________________, so they were allowed to
    leave the courtroom. (CONCLUDE)
    7. The __________________ of electricity was a milestone of modern history. (DISCOVER)
    8. I'm responsible for taking care of you in your parents' __________________ (ABSENT).
    9. There is a lack of __________________ in the articles she writes. They are all the same.
    (CREATE)
    10. You should take the offer. It's an __________________ price for a two-week holiday in
    Spain. (BEAT)
    11. I asked the manager to __________________ a few points in the agreement before we
    came around to the signing. (CLEAR)
    12. Karl Marx had the idea of creating a __________________ society. (CLASS)
    13. From the balcony we could see all the __________________ arriving in their shiny cars.
    (CELEBRATE)
    14. Allied forces __________________ the enemy lines for several weeks. (BOMB)
    15. Here is the data of three __________________ houses for sale in your neighbourhood.
    (COMPARE)
    16. The young lady claimed to be a victim of child __________________ (USE).
    17. The plaintiff was present at the trial but there was no sign of the __________________
    (DEFEND).
    18. Indian food can be __________________ as hot and spicy. (CHARACTER)
    19. When two people split up neither of them is completely __________________. (BLAME)
    20. The __________________ of the bank was inevitable. (CLOSE)

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    KEY

    1. The governor tried to raise some financial backing for his humanitarian project.
    (BACK)
    2. The government passed a new law that will criminalize stealing passwords from
    others. (CRIME)
    3. There was a lot of food left at the party because I miscalculated the number of
    guests who would come. (CALCULATE)
    4. Her behaviour was uncivilized and very rude. (CIVIL)
    5. He reacted to the crime in shock and disbelief (BELIEVE).
    6. The evidence against the two accused was inconclusive, so they were allowed to
    leave the courtroom. (CONCLUDE)
    7. The discovery of electricity was a milestone of modern history. (DISCOVER)
    8. I'm responsible for taking care of you in your parents' absence (ABSENT).
    9. There is a lack of creativity in the articles she writes. They are all the same. (CREATE)
    10. You should take the offer. It's an unbeatable price for a two-week holiday in Spain.
    (BEAT)
    11. I asked the manager to clarify a few points in the agreement before we came around to
    the signing. (CLEAR)
    12. Karl Marx had the idea of creating a classless society. (CLASS)
    13. From the balcony we could see all the celebrities arriving in their shiny cars.
    (CELEBRATE)
    14. Allied forces bombarded/bombed the enemy lines for several weeks. (BOMB)
    15. Here is the data of three comparable houses for sale in your neighbourhood.
    (COMPARE)
    16. The young lady claimed to be a victim of child abuse (USE).
    17. The plaintiff was present at the trial but there was no sign of the defendant (DEFEND).
    18. Indian food can be characterized as hot and spicy. (CHARACTER)
    19. When two people split up neither of them is completely blameless. (BLAME)
    20. The closure/closing of the bank was inevitable. (CLOSE)

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