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  • What kind of painting is this?
    abstract
  • Do me a  _______ and open the window, please.
    favour
  • an unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially when formed without enough thought or knowledge
    prejudice
  • He _______ the directions that had been emailed to him.
    printed
  • I read his biography to _________ about his life.
    find out
  • I don't have many ____________ (= people related to me by birth rather than by marriage).
    blood relatives
  • Don't ________ without a coat on; it's cold out there.
    go out
  • What's a word for "extremely beautiful or attractive"?
    stunning
  • She ________ with her boyfriend last week. Now she's dating someone else. (Hint: it's an irrregular verb!)
    split up
  • Who is a person who is professionally involved in politics?
    a politician
  • Government figures show that the _______ are starting to find jobs.
    unemployed
  • The art students were told to sketch the _______.
    landscape
  • Albert Einstein is a famous ___________.
    physicist
  • Who is an expert in Math?
    a mathematician
  • He argued that the justice system was racially _______ (Hint: it's an adjective).
    discriminatory
  • Phrasal verb which means "to effect" or "make something happen"
    to bring about
  • What do you think about ______ the mirror on that wall?
    hanging (to hang)
  • She __________ a strong smell of perfume when she passes by.
    gives off
  • This summer I'm going to find a part-time job and _____ to buy a car.
    make some money
  • What is the adjective of "architecture"?
    architectural
  • Someone whom you exchange letters/emails with as a hobby, but usually have not met
    pen pal
  • to perform well enough to succeed in something
    make the grade
  • He is good-looking and caring: all the women ______ him.
    fall for
  • I love my __________. If it wasn't for them, I'd hate my job!
    (work) colleagues
  • Her strong ______ to women's rights made her determined to continue (Hint: word from a collocation)
    commitment