(4) Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the gap:

1. Sam's about the same HEIGHT as his sister now. (HIGH)

2. Miranda eyed Andy's outfit with obvious DISAPPROVAL. Discontent was splashed all over her face. (APPROVE)

3. Keep your countless CRITICISMS to yourself, I'm sick and tired of them. (CRITICIZE)

4. I'd like to work abroad to BROADEN my horizons. (BROAD)

5. I've recently read an article about the planned EXTENSION to the National Museum. (EXTEND)

6. You might suffer a temporary LOSS of memory. (LOSE)

7. Is there a single UNINHABITED island left on this planet? (INHABIT)

8. The amount of sugar you add depends on your personal PREFERENCE. (PREFER)

9. For some INEXPLICABLE reason, he felt happy and couldn't help smiling at everybody. (EXPLAIN)

10. She had no INTENTION of hurting your feelings. (INTEND)

11. This is UNDOUBTEDLY true. The whole story seems extremely convincing. (DOUBT)

12. What's your most VALUABLE possession? (VALUE)

13. Gina has succeeded beyond our EXPECTATIONS. (EXPECT)

14. What's the WISDOM of spending so much money on clothes? (WISE)

15. He's really SKILFUL at drawing. (SKILL)

(5) Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the gap:

1. We finally agreed,but with reluctance. (RELUCTANT)

2. Take MEASUREMENTS of the room before you buy any new furniture. (MEASURE)

3. There're a lot of people all over the world dying of STARVATION. (STARVE)

4. There're plans to enlarge the runway to ENABLE jumbo jets to land. (ABLE)

5. Passengers are fed up with CANCELLATIONS and delays. (CANCEL)

6. The boat is 15 feet in length and 4 feet in BREADTH. (BROAD)

7. There aren't enough facilities in Saint-Petersburg for the DISABLED. (ABLE)

8. This drug has a BENEFICIAL effect on the immune system. (BENEFIT)

9. There must surely be some EXPLANATION. (EXPLAIN)

10. He's got a rare, INCURABLE disease. (CURE)

11. The DISAPPEARANCE of ancient forests is worrying. (APPEAR)

12. Conditions have improved CONSIDERABLY over the past few years. (CONSIDER)

13. His most SIGNIFICANT political achievement was the abolition of death penalty. (SIGN)

14. We tried to stop the flames from spreading, but we knew it was HOPELESS. (HOPE)

15. I'm making a big effort to be CHEERFUL despite everything. (CHEER)

(6) Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the gap:

1. He's said to have taken drugs in his YOUTH. (YOUNG)

2. The lizards are classed as an ENDANGERED species. They risk becoming extinct in the near future. (DANGER)

3. She turned to face him, her anger APPARENTLY gone, and smiled. (APPEAR)

4. A number of serious ACCUSATIONS have been made against her. (ACCUSE)

5. Simon is going to SPECIALISE in contract law. (SPECIAL)

6. Using a seatbelt will reduce the LIKELIHOOD of serious injury in a car accident. (LIKELY)

7. The children were playing next to the railway line, totally UNAWARE of the danger. Their parents should've forbidden them to approach the site. (AWARE)

8. He saw two teenagers acting SUSPICIOUSLY and called the police. (SUSPECT)

9. He was a bit ANXIOUS about the safety of the machinery. (ANXIETY)

10. Rising UNEMPLOYMENT led to more crime. (EMPLOY)

11. Having got quite UNIMPRESSIVE results, Ann decided to resit the exam. (IMPRESS)

12. The main problem is the author's INCAPACITY to convey his ideas. It's impossible to work out what the message of the book is. (CAPABLE)

13. In research, times of DISCOURAGEMENT alternate with times of great achievement. (ENCOURAGE)

14. She used all her powers of PERSUASION to convince Ann that it was the right thing to do. (PERSUADE)

15. Physical heath is not always easily SEPARABLE from mental health. (SEPARATE)