Vocabulary 1

1. He has been constant in his  to scientific studies. (devote).
2.  To the school is by examination only. (admit)
3. He was turned down for the job because he is  (qualify)
4. It was  of Tom to accuse Bill of having told him a lie. (justice)
5. I understand  what you are saying.(perfect)
6. Jane’s  As director came as no surprise. (appoint)
7. A holiday in America can be  cheap (surprise)
8. The  Of the Hollywood actor, Jimmy Halton, was announced last
night. (died)
9. My colleagues are very pleasant, but the manager is a little  (friend)
10. These shose look quite smart but they are terribly  (comfort)
11. There is no  to the problem of the beginning of the universe. (solve)
12. The chairman expressed doubts about the of showing the film on
chidren’s television. (suit)
13. O ’Hara wanted a divorce because his wife had been  (faith)
14. To be successful, an artist must show great  (origin)
15.  is not enough by itself; you must work hard too. (inspire)
16. I didn’t know who it was-with a mask on she was completely
(recoginse)
17. Telling lies is  (moral)
18. I have no excuse. My action were  (explain)
19. The heroine had a  love affair with butcher. (passion)
20. I’ll resign if you continue to  everything i say. (regard)

Key.
1. Devotion 6. Appointment
2. Admission 7. Surprisingly
3. Unqualified 8. Death
4. Unjust 9. Unfriendly