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Patrick's Prodigious Proficiency People

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  • MISSING WORD: Please refrain ____ talking in the library.
    FROM
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  • MISSING WORD: You've had far too much to drink! You're in no _____ state to drive.
    FIT
  •  20
  • MISSING WORD: He doesn't want to talk about his shameful behaviour last night, for _____ reasons.
    OBVIOUS
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  • MISSING WORD: As soon as I turned 18, I flew the ____. I couldn't wait to get out of the family home!
    NEST
  •  20
  • Those who are privately educated tend to be ...... achievers. (a) great (b) big (c) huge (d) high
    (d) HIGH
  •  10
  • Our teenage years can be a/an ...... painful time. a) greatly b) extremely c) highly d) utterly
    (b) extremely
  •  10
  • Nobody knows what ...... in store for humanity. a) lays b) lies c) rests d) remains
    (b) lies
  •  15
  • IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THE WRONG WORD: A good diplomat needs to be brash yet tactful.
    BRASH > confident / self-assured etc.
  •  15
  • IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THE WRONG WORD: We can only hope that common sense, sadly lacking on this occasion, will dominate in the next summit.
    DOMINATE > prevail
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  • IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THE WRONG WORD: I'm sorry to smash your bubble, but the pandemic is far from over.
    SMASH > burst
  •  15
  • IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THE WRONG WORD: Most of what you've written is in clear, comprehensive English.
    comprehensive > comprehensible
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  • IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THE WRONG WORD: Silvia has this wonderful, childish enthusiasm which is so rare in the over-sixties.
    childish > childlike
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