IELTS CAMBRIDGE 14 - READING - TEST 2 - PASSAGE 3
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disorder Answer: chaos, disarrange, mess-up
structured Answer: arrange, organize, build up
strategy Answer: plan, scheme, approach, policy, line of attack
ought to Answer: should, had better, have to
a means Answer: way, method, measure
productive Answer: energetic, generative, effective, profitable
countless Answer: uncountable, limitless, immeasurable
seminar Answer: workshop, meeting, discussion group
take place Answer: happen, occur ( especially after being planned or arranged)
a paying public Answer: those who buy or purchase something (seminars/ workshops)
rhetoric Answer: speech or writing that is intended to influence people, but that is not
completely honest or sincere
creep Answer: walk quietly and slowly, tiptoe
entrepreneur Answer: businessperson, founder
delight Answer: enjoyment, pleasure, joy, gladness
proclaim Answer: announce, declare, assert, state, say publicly
perfectionist Answer: person who likes to do things perfectly and is not satisfied with anything
less
massively Answer: hugely, enormously, immensely, vastly
ironically Answer: paradoxically, oddly, poignantly, fatefully, unluckily
demographic Answer: data relating to the population and groups of people in it
beg the question Answer: raise a question or point that has not been dealt with
drive Answer: motivation, effort, ambition
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|COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE WITH 100% ACCURATE
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | ACE EVERY TEST |
GUARANTEED EXCELLENCE.
disorder Answer: chaos, disarrange, mess-up
structured Answer: arrange, organize, build up
strategy Answer: plan, scheme, approach, policy, line of attack
ought to Answer: should, had better, have to
a means Answer: way, method, measure
productive Answer: energetic, generative, effective, profitable
countless Answer: uncountable, limitless, immeasurable
seminar Answer: workshop, meeting, discussion group
take place Answer: happen, occur ( especially after being planned or arranged)
a paying public Answer: those who buy or purchase something (seminars/ workshops)
rhetoric Answer: speech or writing that is intended to influence people, but that is not
completely honest or sincere
creep Answer: walk quietly and slowly, tiptoe
entrepreneur Answer: businessperson, founder
delight Answer: enjoyment, pleasure, joy, gladness
proclaim Answer: announce, declare, assert, state, say publicly
perfectionist Answer: person who likes to do things perfectly and is not satisfied with anything
less
massively Answer: hugely, enormously, immensely, vastly
ironically Answer: paradoxically, oddly, poignantly, fatefully, unluckily
demographic Answer: data relating to the population and groups of people in it
beg the question Answer: raise a question or point that has not been dealt with
drive Answer: motivation, effort, ambition
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