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The manager told his staff that they would ______ from the changes that were taking place in the company. (prevent, benefit, connect)
benefit Explanation: The phrase “benefit from” means to gain something positive. The sentence implies that the staff will gain something from the company change
Becky has to be very careful with what she eats; she ______ from various food allergies.(suffers, copes, replaces)
The correct expression is “suffers from” when referring to illnesses or medical conditions.
There has been a marked ______ in David’s work. (reduction, improvement,arrangement)
"Marked improvement" is a natural collocation, meaning clear or noticeable progress or development.
Sally is a very ______ person; you can always rely on her in times of need.(preferable, dependable, noticable)
Dependable" means trustworthy or reliable—someone you can count on.
Nathan had to ______ an experiment for his Science project. (carry out, come up with, put up with)
"Carry out" is a common verb phrase used for performing experiments or tasks.
The application form asked for a lot of ______ details. (flexible,inefficient, unimportant))
unimportant Explanation: The sentence suggests that the details requested were unnecessary, hence "unimportant."
I prefer buying my books online because it’s more ______.(convinient, advanced, inevitable)
"Convenient" means easy and comfortable, which fits with the idea of preferring online shopping.
The book gave a(n) ______ insight into life in Chile in the 1920s. a. affordable b. impossible c. effective d. fascinating
A "fascinating insight" is a natural expression meaning a very interesting or captivating perspective.
