Share Objective Proficiency Unit 14
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What does 'live by your wits' mean?
teacher's discretion
If you 'learn to live with something', what's happened?
teacher's discretion
My great-grandad lived ..... two world wars and played his part in both (one word)
through
The suffragettes fought tooth and .... for equal rights
nail
What can be nose to tail?
traffic
Jim and Dolly were strolling ... in ... through the park (body parts)
arm in arm or hand in hand
My wife and I don't see ... to ... regarding Covid vaccines.
eye to eye
Bob is living hand to ... at the moment because he's only working part-time
mouth
Before the advent of writing, old stories were passed on by ... of mouth
word
I shouted upstairs ... my son that his favourite TV show had started
to
I would like to congratulate you ... your recent success
on
Your behaviour was (excuse). You owe all of us an apology.
inexcusable
Science has progressed (measure) in the last 150 years. We've gone from classical mechanics to string theory and alternate universes
immeasurably
My kids are so (imagine). They don't seem to be able to create anything on their own.
unimaginative
The job consists ... making photocopies and making me cups of tea
of
Your written work is showing .... of improvement
signs
