Say an adverb adjective collocation using 'deeply'.
For example: deeply hurt, deeply ashamed, deeply concerned...
WILD CARD: What is the strongest muscle in the body?
Tongue
Quadriceps (Legs)
Biceps (Arms)
Jaw muscle
Which is the correct collocation?
Closely available
Utterly available
Completely available
Widely available
Which collocation means the same as "quite amused"?
Wildly amused
Vaguely amused
Fiercely amused
Mildly amused
Choose the CORRECT collocation:
The soldiers guarding the building were all heavily armed.
The soldiers guarding the building were all strongly armed.
The soldiers guarding the building were all totally armed.
The soldiers guarding the building were all utterly armed.
WILD CARD: How old is the Queen of the UK?
96 years old
99 years old
92 years old
88 years old
Finish this sentence: The research which we...
produced was very profitable.
conducted was very successful.
investigated was very useful.
established was very successful.
WILD CARD: How many hearts does an octopus have?
8 hearts
4 hearts
1 heart
3 hearts
Say an adverb adjective collocation using 'absolutely'
For example: absolutely furious, absolutely amazing...
Choose the INCORRECT collocation
Deeply ashamed
Reasonably beautiful
Pretty good
Perfectly normal
Choose the INCORRECT adverb adjective collocation
Pretty sure
Highly unaware
Scared stiff
Ruggedly handsome
Which is the correct collocation?
Amazingly disappointed
Commonly disappointed
All of the options are correct.
Bitterly disappointed
Say an adverb adjective collocation using 'bitterly'.
For example: bitterly disappointed, bitterly cold...
Choose the correct collocaion
I highly regret not studying more.
I fully regret not studying more.
I blissfully regret not studying more.
I bitterly regret not studying more.
"I know Neal..."
Reasonably well
Slightly well
Strongly well
Totally well
Choose the CORRECT sentence.
Olivia is extremely unaware of all of these issues.
Olivia is blissfully unaware of all of these issues.
Olivia is ridiculously unaware of all of these issues.
Olivia is absolutely unaware of all of these issues.
Say an adverb adjective collocation using 'reasonably'
For example: reasonably priced, reasonably happy...