LA Lesson 13 ex 7th questions and answers
with solutions
intrepid - ANSWER Most people fly just to get to their destination. Breaking world records is a
pursuit for only the most ___ flyers.
kindle - ANSWER Earhart's story is one of seeking new challenges. Perhaps is will ___ in
readers the desire to do extraordinary things
obsession - ANSWER Once Earhart was introduced to the thrills of flying, she never looked
back. Her interest became an ___ that never left her
arduous - ANSWER She was the first person to fly form Hawaii to the mainland. The ___
crossing had already taken the lives of ten pilots
personable - ANSWER Earhart would have been a big star on television. She is described as
being ___ a quality that comes over well on the small screen
exuberance - ANSWER She was featured often in the newspapers and newsreels
canny - ANSWER Earhart's carer took off when she married George Putnam. She trusted the ___
Putnam to manage the business side of their relationship.
mentor - ANSWER With a ___ to advise her on business matters, Earhart was then free to
concentrate on flying.
lucrative - ANSWER Putnam and Earhart each supplied something the other lacked. Her fame,
combined with his business ability, made for a ___ partnership
climax - ANSWER Earhart had been planning a round-the-world flight for a long time. It was
intended as a fitting ___ to her career
endorsed - ANSWER No one had succeed in such an attempt. Even though it was dangerous, her
husband ___ the plan
scanty - ANSWER It is likely that we will never know what actually happened to Amelia
Earhart. The evidence is too___ for anyone to have a firm opinion
proficiency - ANSWER The plane could have been 500 miles off course when it disappeared.
Some have questioned the ___ of the navigator who accompanied her
with solutions
intrepid - ANSWER Most people fly just to get to their destination. Breaking world records is a
pursuit for only the most ___ flyers.
kindle - ANSWER Earhart's story is one of seeking new challenges. Perhaps is will ___ in
readers the desire to do extraordinary things
obsession - ANSWER Once Earhart was introduced to the thrills of flying, she never looked
back. Her interest became an ___ that never left her
arduous - ANSWER She was the first person to fly form Hawaii to the mainland. The ___
crossing had already taken the lives of ten pilots
personable - ANSWER Earhart would have been a big star on television. She is described as
being ___ a quality that comes over well on the small screen
exuberance - ANSWER She was featured often in the newspapers and newsreels
canny - ANSWER Earhart's carer took off when she married George Putnam. She trusted the ___
Putnam to manage the business side of their relationship.
mentor - ANSWER With a ___ to advise her on business matters, Earhart was then free to
concentrate on flying.
lucrative - ANSWER Putnam and Earhart each supplied something the other lacked. Her fame,
combined with his business ability, made for a ___ partnership
climax - ANSWER Earhart had been planning a round-the-world flight for a long time. It was
intended as a fitting ___ to her career
endorsed - ANSWER No one had succeed in such an attempt. Even though it was dangerous, her
husband ___ the plan
scanty - ANSWER It is likely that we will never know what actually happened to Amelia
Earhart. The evidence is too___ for anyone to have a firm opinion
proficiency - ANSWER The plane could have been 500 miles off course when it disappeared.
Some have questioned the ___ of the navigator who accompanied her
