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GEP 09 REX Unit 3A Voc

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  • Wearing a seatbelt is (compulsory / feasible / integral) for all drivers and passengers.
    compulsory
  • The new regulation makes it (contaminate / feasible / compulsory) to have smoke detectors in all rental properties.
    compulsory
  • Learning new skills is considered (integral / optimistic / nationwide) to professional development in this field.
    integral
  • She always has a (nationwide / integral / optimistic) outlook, even when facing difficult challenges.
    optimistic
  • The doctor warned that the wound might (infect / determine / digest) if it wasn't cleaned properly.
    infect
  • He was very (optimistic / compulsory / feasible) about his chances of getting the job after the interview.
    optimistic
  • To prevent the spread of the virus, authorities may have to (infect / confine / digest) people to their homes.
    confine
  • After the accident, the police had to (confine / infect / determine) the exact cause.
    determine
  • Poor (digestion / contamination / nationwide) can be a sign of underlying health issues.
    digestion
  • The scientist needed to (determine / contaminate / feasible) the composition of the unknown substance.
    determine
  • If harmful chemicals spill, they can quickly (contaminate / confine / determine) the water supply.
    contaminate
  • Eating a balanced diet is (compulsory / integral / optimistic) to maintaining good health.
    integral
  • Is it truly (compulsory / feasible / infectious) to complete such a large task in just one day?
    feasible
  • I need to wait for my food to (digest / confine / contaminate) before I go swimming.
    digest
  • Before starting the project, we need to check if the proposed budget makes it (infect / feasible / compulsory).
    feasible
  • The company must (contaminate / determine / confine) its waste products to a designated area to avoid pollution.
    confine
  • A sudden outbreak could (confine / infect / digest) a large portion of the population very quickly.
    infect
  • The new policy change will be implemented on a (compulsory / nationwide / optimistic) scale starting next month.
    nationwide