Test 15.2.2019

Question 1

Meet

Answer 1

Encounter sub

This meeting will be the first encounter between the party leaders

Question 2

Almost

Answer 2

Approximately adve

The job will take approximately three weeks and cost £100

Question 3

Invade take over

Answer 3

Occupy verb
The rest of the time was occupied with
The house hasn’t been occupied by anyone

Question 4

Husband or wife

Answer 4

Spouse sub

Question 5

Ticket

Answer 5

Voucher sub

The voucher is valid between

Question 6

Deceitful illegal

Answer 6

Fraudulent Adjektiv

A worrying trend for insurers has been a rise in fraudulent claims

Question 7

Insignificant unwichtig

Answer 7

Negligible Adjektiv

The difference between the two products is negligible

Question 8

Fear

Answer 8

Foreboding sub

He had a Stange foreboding that his girlfriend would do something stupid

Question 9

Mix

Answer 9

Interweave verb

She has created a good story by interweaving fictional and historical events

Question 10

Inattention vernachlässig

Answer 10

Neglect verb

He neglects his dog he never takes him for walks

Question 11

Get

Answer 11

Obtain verb

Sugar is obtained by crushing sugar canes

Question 12

Disapprove

Answer 12

Condemn verb

The film was condemned for its sexism

Question 13

Spread

Answer 13

Distribute verb

Yeh books will be distributed free to local schools

Question 14

(Later) therefore

Answer 14

Hence adverb

The president was attending the conference hence all the extra security

Question 15

Decrease

Answer 15

Tail off

His voice tailed off as he drifted into sleep

Question 16

Store

Answer 16

Reservoir sub

The universities constitute a reservoir of expert knowledge

Question 17

Be enough

Answer 17

Suffice verb

I’m taking £400 I think that should suffice

Question 18

Action

Answer 18

Measure sub

What further measures can we take to avoid terrorism

Question 19

Difficult

Answer 19

Intractable adjective

We are facing intractable problems with this new update on Twitter

Question 20

Choice

Answer 20

Volition sub

It was announced that he resigned of his own volition but I think he was forced

Question 21

Stop
prevent
Avoid

Answer 21

Avert verb

To avert a crisis

Question 22

Gather collect

Answer 22

Congregate verb

A crowd congregated around the entrance of the theatre