V-Lev.04-Part A

V-Lev 04(3000-4000words)

A 1 … latter
… latter
… I prefer the latter option.
… The latter half of the book is exciting.
… latter

/ latter

… I prefer the latter option.

/ I prefer the latter option.

… The latter half of the book is exciting.

/ The latter half of the book is exciting.

A 2 … literary
… literary
… She won a literary award.
… He teaches literary analysis.
… literary

/ literary

… She won a literary award.

/ She won a literary award.

… He teaches literary analysis.

/ He teaches literary analysis.

A 3 … medium
… medium
… Choose a medium size.
… Water is a medium for sound waves.
… medium

/ medium

… Choose a medium size.

/ Choose a medium size.

… Water is a medium for sound waves.

/ Water is a medium for sound waves.

A 4 … military
… military
… He served in the military.
… The country has strong military forces.
… military

/ military

… He served in the military.

/ He served in the military.

… The country has strong military forces.

/ The country has strong military forces.

A 5 … nearby
… nearby
… There’s a park nearby.
… We stayed at a nearby hotel.
… nearby

/ nearby

… There’s a park nearby.

/ There’s a park nearby.

… We stayed at a nearby hotel.

/ We stayed at a nearby hotel.

A 6 … negative
… negative
… That’s a negative result.
… She has a negative attitude.
… negative

/ negative

… That’s a negative result.

/ That’s a negative result.

… She has a negative attitude.

/ She has a negative attitude.

A 7 … opposite
… opposite
… They live on opposite sides of town.
… His opinion is the opposite of mine.
… opposite

/ opposite

… They live on opposite sides of town.

/ They live on opposite sides of town.

… His opinion is the opposite of mine.

/ His opinion is the opposite of mine.

A 8 … pleasant
… pleasant
… It was a pleasant afternoon.
… She has a pleasant smile.
… pleasant

/ pleasant

… It was a pleasant afternoon.

/ It was a pleasant afternoon.

… She has a pleasant smile.

/ She has a pleasant smile.

A 9 … primary
… primary
… Education is a primary concern.
… The primary goal is safety.
… primary

/ primary

… Education is a primary concern.

/ Education is a primary concern.

… The primary goal is safety.

/ The primary goal is safety.

A 10 … proper
… proper
… Wear proper clothes for the event.
… He gave a proper explanation.
… proper

/ proper

… Wear proper clothes for the event.

/ Wear proper clothes for the event.

… He gave a proper explanation.

/ He gave a proper explanation.

A 11 … rare
… rare
… That bird is rare in Japan.
… She has a rare talent.
… rare

/ rare

… That bird is rare in Japan.

/ That bird is rare in Japan.

… She has a rare talent.

/ She has a rare talent.

A 12 … rural
… rural
… He grew up in a rural village.
… Rural areas often lack public transport.
… rural

/ rural

… He grew up in a rural village.

/ He grew up in a rural village.

… Rural areas often lack public transport.

/ Rural areas often lack public transport.

A 13 … sensitive
… sensitive
… She’s very sensitive to criticism.
… This data is sensitive.
… sensitive

/ sensitive

… She’s very sensitive to criticism.

/ She’s very sensitive to criticism.

… This data is sensitive.

/ This data is sensitive.

A 14 … severe
… severe
… The storm caused severe damage.
… He has a severe allergy.
… severe

/ severe

… The storm caused severe damage.

/ The storm caused severe damage.

… He has a severe allergy.

/ He has a severe allergy.

A 15 … significant
… significant
… This is a significant discovery.
… She made a significant contribution.
… significant

/ significant

… This is a significant discovery.

/ This is a significant discovery.

… She made a significant contribution.

/ She made a significant contribution.

A 16 … silly
… silly
… That’s a silly mistake.
… He told a silly joke.
… silly

/ silly

… That’s a silly mistake.

/ That’s a silly mistake.

… He told a silly joke.

/ He told a silly joke.

A 17 … stupid
… stupid
… That was a stupid decision.
… Don’t say stupid things.
… stupid

/ stupid

… That was a stupid decision.

/ That was a stupid decision.

… Don’t say stupid things.

/ Don’t say stupid things.

A 18 … sudden
… sudden
… There was a sudden change in weather.
… He made a sudden decision.
… sudden

/ sudden

… There was a sudden change in weather.

/ There was a sudden change in weather.

… He made a sudden decision.

/ He made a sudden decision.

A 19 … suitable
… suitable
… This dress is suitable for the occasion.
… Is this time suitable for you?
… suitable

/ suitable

… This dress is suitable for the occasion.

/ This dress is suitable for the occasion.

… Is this time suitable for you?

/ Is this time suitable for you?

A 20 … terrible
… terrible
… The food was terrible.
… She had a terrible headache.
… terrible

/ terrible

… The food was terrible.

/ The food was terrible.

… She had a terrible headache.

/ She had a terrible headache.

A 21 … tough
… tough
… He’s a tough negotiator.
… The exam was really tough.
… tough

/ tough

… He’s a tough negotiator.

/ He’s a tough negotiator.

… The exam was really tough.

/ The exam was really tough.

A 22 … unknown
… unknown
… The cause is still unknown.
… He ventured into unknown territory.
… unknown

/ unknown

… The cause is still unknown.

/ The cause is still unknown.

… He ventured into unknown territory.

/ He ventured into unknown territory.

A 23 … urban
… urban
… Urban life is fast-paced.
… The city has many urban parks.
… urban

/ urban

… Urban life is fast-paced.

/ Urban life is fast-paced.

… The city has many urban parks.

/ The city has many urban parks.

A 24 … valuable
… valuable
… This ring is very valuable.
… She gave me valuable advice.
… valuable

/ valuable

… This ring is very valuable.

/ This ring is very valuable.

… She gave me valuable advice.

/ She gave me valuable advice.

A 25 … wealthy
… wealthy
… He comes from a wealthy family.
… The wealthy often donate to charities.
… wealthy

/ wealthy

… He comes from a wealthy family.

/ He comes from a wealthy family.

… The wealthy often donate to charities.

/ The wealthy often donate to charities.

A 26 … absolutely
… absolutely
… That’s absolutely true.
… I absolutely agree with you.
… absolutely

/ absolutely

… That’s absolutely true.

/ That’s absolutely true.

… I absolutely agree with you.

/ I absolutely agree with you.

A 27 … apart
… apart
… They live apart now.
… Keep the boxes apart.
… apart

/ apart

… They live apart now.

/ They live apart now.

… Keep the boxes apart.

/ Keep the boxes apart.

A 28 … closely
… closely
… We worked closely together.
… Watch the process closely.
… closely

/ closely

… We worked closely together.

/ We worked closely together.

… Watch the process closely.

/ Watch the process closely.

A 29 … entirely
… entirely
… I entirely forgot about the meeting.
… The project is entirely new.
… entirely

/ entirely

… I entirely forgot about the meeting.

/ I entirely forgot about the meeting.

… The project is entirely new.

/ The project is entirely new.

A 30 … fairly
… fairly
… That’s a fairly good result.
… She was treated fairly.
… fairly

/ fairly

… That’s a fairly good result.

/ That’s a fairly good result.

… She was treated fairly.

/ She was treated fairly.

A 31 … forever
… forever
… I’ll love you forever.
… This memory will last forever.
… forever

/ forever

… I’ll love you forever.

/ I’ll love you forever.

… This memory will last forever.

/ This memory will last forever.

A 32 … fully
… fully
… The room was fully booked.
… He fully understands the risks.
… fully

/ fully

… The room was fully booked.

/ The room was fully booked.

… He fully understands the risks.

/ He fully understands the risks.

A 33 … gradually
… gradually
… The pain faded gradually.
… She improved gradually over time.
… gradually

/ gradually

… The pain faded gradually.

/ The pain faded gradually.

… She improved gradually over time.

/ She improved gradually over time.

A 34 … normally
… normally
… I normally wake up at 6.
… She normally takes the bus.
… normally

/ normally

… I normally wake up at 6.

/ I normally wake up at 6.

… She normally takes the bus.

/ She normally takes the bus.

A 35 … properly
… properly
… Please speak properly.
… The machine isn’t working properly.
… properly

/ properly

… Please speak properly.

/ Please speak properly.

… The machine isn’t working properly.

/ The machine isn’t working properly.

A 36 … rapidly
… rapidly
… The temperature dropped rapidly.
… She ran rapidly across the field.
… rapidly

/ rapidly

… The temperature dropped rapidly.

/ The temperature dropped rapidly.

… She ran rapidly across the field.

/ She ran rapidly across the field.

A 37 … surely
… surely
… Surely you can help me.
… He will surely succeed.
… surely

/ surely

… Surely you can help me.

/ Surely you can help me.

… He will surely succeed.

/ He will surely succeed.

A 38 … totally
… totally
… I totally agree with you.
… The room was totally silent.
… totally

/ totally

… I totally agree with you.

/ I totally agree with you.

… The room was totally silent.

/ The room was totally silent.

A 39 … supporter
… supporter
… He’s a strong supporter of the team.
… The politician thanked her supporters.
… supporter

/ supporter

… He’s a strong supporter of the team.

/ He’s a strong supporter of the team.

… The politician thanked her supporters.

/ The politician thanked her supporters.

A 40 … jail
… jail
… He spent a year in jail.
… The thief was sent to jail.
… jail

/ jail

… He spent a year in jail.

/ He spent a year in jail.

… The thief was sent to jail.

/ The thief was sent to jail.

A 41 … correspondent
… correspondent
… She’s a foreign correspondent.
… The correspondent reported from the scene.
… correspondent

/ correspondent

… She’s a foreign correspondent.

/ She’s a foreign correspondent.

… The correspondent reported from the scene.

/ The correspondent reported from the scene.

A 42 … dust
… dust
… There’s dust on the shelf.
… He dusted the furniture.
… dust

/ dust

… There’s dust on the shelf.

/ There’s dust on the shelf.

… He dusted the furniture.

/ He dusted the furniture.

A 43 … deserve
… deserve
… You deserve a break.
… She deserves the award.
… deserve

/ deserve

… You deserve a break.

/ You deserve a break.

… She deserves the award.

/ She deserves the award.

A 44 … twin
… twin
… They are identical twins.
… My twin brother lives abroad.
… twin

/ twin

… They are identical twins.

/ They are identical twins.

… My twin brother lives abroad.

/ My twin brother lives abroad.

A 45 … pure
… pure
… This water is pure.
… She has a pure heart.
… pure

/ pure

… This water is pure.

/ This water is pure.

… She has a pure heart.

/ She has a pure heart.

A 46 … mad
… mad
… He was mad about the mistake.
… She’s mad about chocolate.
… mad

/ mad

… He was mad about the mistake.

/ He was mad about the mistake.

… She’s mad about chocolate.

/ She’s mad about chocolate.

A 47 … creature
… creature
… The forest is full of strange creatures.
… That creature lives in the ocean.
… creature

/ creature

… The forest is full of strange creatures.

/ The forest is full of strange creatures.

… That creature lives in the ocean.

/ That creature lives in the ocean.

A 48 … buyer
… buyer
… The buyer agreed to the price.
… We’re looking for a new buyer.
… buyer

/ buyer

… The buyer agreed to the price.

/ The buyer agreed to the price.

… We’re looking for a new buyer.

/ We’re looking for a new buyer.

A 49 … plot
… plot
… The plot of the movie was exciting.
… They discovered a secret plot.
… plot

/ plot

… The plot of the movie was exciting.

/ The plot of the movie was exciting.

… They discovered a secret plot.

/ They discovered a secret plot.

A 50 … entitle
… entitle
… This card entitles you to a discount.
… You’re entitled to free support.
… entitle

/ entitle

… This card entitles you to a discount.

/ This card entitles you to a discount.

… You’re entitled to free support.

/ You’re entitled to free support.

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