Share C1 Adverbs of degree and collocations
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The episode has remained .................. controversial, with many commentators claiming the government used excessive force.
utterly
fully
entirely
bitterly
She is one of the most ............ respected journalists in the country.
bitterly
quite
fiercely
highly
A work environment demands a ............. different set of emotions and skills to those needed in personal relationships.
highly
fiercely
wholly
fully
He was lucid about himself and knew ................ well what was being said behind his back.
perfectly
bitterly
utterly
wholly
I was ...... exhausted after the hike.
quite
utterly
wholly
fiercely
She was .......... protective of her younger sister.
completely
fully
fiercely
wholly
The local residents were ..... opposed to the new road being built, and fought long and hard against the plans.
quite
wholly
entirely
bitterly
It's .... normal to be worried about an exam.
highly
wholly
fully
perfectly
She was .......... convinced that her decision was the right one, despite everyone’s doubts.
fully
fiercely
utterly
bitterly
He is .......... aware of the risks involved in the project, but he's proceeding anyway.
fully
quite
utterly
wholly
The movie was .......... entertaining, although the ending felt a bit rushed.
highly
entirely
wholly
quite
She was ........... focused on her work and didn't notice the time passing by.
highly
bitterly
quite
entirely
She ............. defended her beliefs during the debate, refusing to back down.
perfectly
fiercely
utterly
bitterly
He was ............. disappointed by the outcome of the election, feeling his efforts were in vain.
fiercely
utterly
perfectly
bitterly
She was ............ committed to the project, dedicating all her time and energy to its success.
quite
wholly
bitterly
highly
The professor is ............. regarded in her field for her groundbreaking research.
fiercely
highly
utterly
fully
