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C1 Adverbs of degree and collocations

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