LESSON 34

If you “________”, you make decisions too quickly without enough evidence. A. get the drift B. jump to conclusions C. ponder D. stand back

People who enjoy being with others are called ________. A. reluctant B. gregarious C. detached D. unruffled

If you are ________, you are focused on achieving your aims. A. goal-orientated B. down to earth C. sceptical D. coherent

“She always finds practical solutions to problems.” → She’s very ________. A. ambiguous B. down to earth C. coherent D. sceptical

Someone who stays calm and doesn’t get upset easily is ________. A. coherent B. unruffled C. disparate D. ambiguous

“Stop thinking in the same pattern — try using ________.” A. lateral thinking B. rational objectivity C. goal-orientated D. consolidation

He’s not confident about the plan and seems quite ________. A. reluctant B. goal-orientated C. thrive on D. first hand

The project’s success depends on its ________, not just the planning. A. synthesis B. implementation C. rational objectivity D. consolidation

When two people disagree but soon calm down, we can say the tension will ________. A. die down B. go round in circles C. take a back seat D. rest easy

To “________” means to observe from a distance before reacting. A. get the drift B. stand back C. rest easy D. search out