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    Vocabulary revision exercises from Solutions B2 Unit 7 Tall stories
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  • Why don't you just (cheat / disguise / make) an excuse if you don't want to go to the party?
    make
  •  10
  • If you aren't (biased / truthful / ethical) with me about your part in the incident, I won't be able to trust you again.
    truthful
  •  10
  • Kevin insisted on (pay) for our meal, although I was quite happy to share the bill.
    paying
  •  15
  • I just confronted my friend and she has finally (admit / take) my laptop yesterday.
    admitted (to) taking
  •  20
  • Don't (exagerrate / fool / photoshop)! You can't have walked 100 km!
    exagerrate
  •  10
  • That shop is looking for a (trustworthy / direct / open) person to look after their accounts.
    trustworthy
  •  10
  • We congratulated my uncle on (win) the photo competition.
    winning
  •  15
  • The student tried to (pass / essay) her own, despite having copied it.
    pass the essay off as
  •  20
  • I (swear / tell / disguise) that I didn't take your watch. It wasn't me!
    swear
  •  10
  • You're (manipulative / biased / hypocritical) about the referee's decision because you want your team to win.
    biased
  •  10
  • You promised (not / tell) anyone about our secret place.
    not to tell
  •  15
  • After collecting them at school, Stephen (lie / mother) his exam results.
    lied to his mother about
  •  20
  • If you (exagerrate / swear / cheat), your test paper won't be accepted.
    cheat
  •  10
  • Is it (manipulative / ethical / thruthful) to buy expensive electronic devices when the people that make them are paid so little?
    ethical
  •  10
  • I've agreed (help) with our school's next fundraising event.
    to help
  •  15
  • In his letter, he explains his (reasons / oppose) the new leadership.
    reasons for opposing
  •  20