Word Usage (Gapfills)
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Questions
The local clubs are making a concerted .......... to interest more young people.
- exception
- excess
- effort
- esteem
- evidence
An ......... of fat in one's diet can lead to heart disease.
- exception
- excess
- effort
- esteem
- evidence
She is held in high ......... by those who know her well.
- exception
- excess
- effort
- esteem
- evidence
I enjoyed all his novels with the .......... of his last.
- exception
- excess
- effort
- esteem
- evidence
On the ......... of their recent matches, it is unlikely the Spanish team will win the cup.
- estimation
- evidence
- expectations
- excuse
- fallacy
The party gave me an ......... to wear my new dress.
- estimation
- evidence
- expectations
- excuse
- fallacy
His parents have great ......... for his future.
- fallacy
- expectations
- farce
- fluke
- illusions
In my ........, he's the most suitable candidate.
- estimation
- evidence
- expectations
- excuse
- fallacy
Passing the exam was a real ..... - he did no work at all.
- fallacy
- expectations
- farce
- fluke
- lucky
The meeting rapidly degenerated into a .......
- fallacy
- expectations
- farce
- fluke
- flake
It is a common .......... that a heavy tax on cars will solve all London's transport problems.
- fallacy
- expectations
- farce
- fluke
- dreams
Stress is believed to be a ........ in several illnesses.
- factor
- flaw
- form
- flick
- farce
There was a fatal ........ in the plan.
- factor
- flaw
- form
- flick
- farce
After six months training, the whole team is in superb......
- factor
- flaw
- form
- flick
- flare
We had lots of ....... at the fair today.
- fuss
- fun
- ground
- facade
- gesture
There will be a real ....... if you're caught stealing.
- fuss
- fun
- ground
- facade
- gesture
They seem happy together, but it's all a ........
- fuss
- fun
- ground
- facade
- gesture
You're on shaky ......with that argument.
- fuss
- fun
- ground
- facade
- gesture
The two leaders publicly shook hands in a symbolic ......... of friendship.
- fuss
- fun
- ground
- facade
- gesture
He threw the ball back with a quick ....... of the wrist.
- factor
- flaw
- form
- flick
- flare
He'd been harbouring a .........against his boss for months.
- greed
- glance
- gift
- guts
- grievance
He disagrees with her, but doesn't have the ........... to say so.
- greed
- glance
- gift
- guts
- grievance
He could tell at a ....... what was wrong with the car.
- greed
- glance
- gift
- guts
- grievance
She was consumed with .......... and envy.
- greed
- glance
- gift
- guts
- grievance
I've always been able to learn languages easily; it's a ........ for me.
- greed
- glance
- gift
- guts
- grievance