What sort of figure is this boss?
He is an authority figure
What is he doing? Measuring the risk, admiring the view, or thinking about climbing the steps?
An assessment is a measurement of e.g. risk or ability.
Is the witness's evidence authoritarian or authoritative?
His evidence is authoritative. It is reliable and trustworthy because it is on Google (cough, cough).
Free vodka is one of the ________ of working at this office.
Benefits
The guy on the right is studying his patient's symptoms. What is his job?
He is an analyst.
Is the prisoner authoritarian or authoritative?
He is authoritarian (very bossy, not allowing personal freedom).
He has made an ___________. He decided something was true without having all the necessary information.
He has made an assumption that the box contains water (rather than water biscuits).
This book will be _________ for both the deer and the hunter.
Beneficial (adj.)
Is the manager available or unavailable?
Unavailable.
Is the smoking area for office workers inside or outside?
Outside, on the ledge.
The meal will....of fresh ingredients. (include, contain, consist)
consist of
Have they actually made what the object they are thinking about? Why?
No. It is still a concept. They need money to turn it into reality.
Which is a synonym of 'concept'? Idea, definition, purpose, function or hobby
idea
Business gurus have devised a new _________ to getting commuters to work on time.
approach
Do they like their boss? Why?
No. Because he is unapproachable.
Who assumed something? The man? The dog? Both the man and the dog?
Both the man and the dog
Does this mean company profits are always stable or always erratic?
They are always erratic, that is consistently (always) inconsistent (erratic).
What is the noun from available? What is its opposite?
availability, unavailability
Our in-depth ________ suggests that something bad may have happened here.
an in-depth analysis
This boss looks very bossy. Which adjective means very bossy: authoritative or authoritarian?
Authoritarian (very bossy); authoritative (of a person: very confident; of a text, evidence: reliable and trustworthy)