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Key Links C1 C2 Module 6
Key Links C1 C2 Module 6
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There has been a ... in the price of petrol since the government got involved.
reductionment
reduction
reducing
reducion
2
It's clear from their remarks that both ministers have ... the belief that the election was interfered with.
heeded
espoused
encroached
3
Drive carefully as there are lots of ... along that stretch of road.
plights
hazards
4
It is ... that you follow safety procedures when conducting an experiment in the laboratory.
dire
pressing
imperative
5
This neighbourhood is ... made up of families with young kids.
prediminant
predominantly
dominantly
dominating
6
After 3 days without power, all the ... food in the fridge had spoiled.
perishable
frail
biological
delicate
7
The meat industry contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, so our ... consumption of meat can make a difference.
curbing
converting
retaining
exhausting
8
... the book twice, I couldn’t remember the name of the main character.
Although I was reading
Reading
In spite of having read
9
Fresh herbs can be added to meat just before serving to ... its flavour.
compliment
complement
10
The police found ... evidence that he had committed the crime.
irrefutable
irrepairab;le
11
Some wkild berries are safe for birds to ... but are poisonous to humans.
forage
expand
ingest
12
It's by no ... certain that measures taken to foght climate change can make any difference.
reality
means
rates
values
13
The prices of many food ... have risen dramatically as a result of the energy crisis.
commodities
specimens
particles
14
Stronger, more violent storms are one of the many ... consequences of global warming.
unforseen
unattainable
opposing
integral
15
... with enthusiasm about her forthcoming trip, Alice set about making the necessaryarrangements.
Filled
As she filled
Since filling
16
If you leave perishable food out of the fridge in thisheat, it will .., and you might get food poisoning if you eat it.
prioritise
reprimand
spoil
17
WHen he heard that his father was ill, Mark ... began searching for a flight back home.
dramatically
desperately
18
On average, conventional light bulbs ... five times more electricity than LED lights.
process
enforce
consume
capture
19
The Digital Age began in the ... half of the 20th centurym with the invention of the Internet.
latter
later
20
YOu shoulsd listen to him as he is a ... scientist in his field.
prominent
integral
21
Unsustainable practices have severely ... scarce natural resources.
compounded
depleted
endangered
22
Take one of these pills to ... the negative effects of the medicine you're taking.
reprimand
counteract
enact
23
Many road accidents are ... is people act responsibly and maintyain their vehicles properly.
preventable
attriobutable
24
The volcanic eruption was ... by a series of intense earthquakes.
preceded
proceeded
25
The survival of a species over time is determined by its ability to ... to the changing conditions of its environment.
adapt
adopt
26
To ... an energy crisis in the near future, we need to increase investment in green energy.
conserve
avert
drive
impede
27
The ... has placed limits on the amount of fishing that can be done in this lake.
commission
collision
28
The cost of ... our home has risen dramatically since last year's floods.
insuring
ensuring
29
The board of directors rejected the project as it was not economically ... .
viable
liveable
adept
30
Whale ... stay with their monther for up to a year after birth.
offspring
siblings
31
He’s a specialist in the field of business management, so if I were you, I would ... his advice.
mimic
heed
espouse
32
The power cut in the area led to ... on the roads as the traffic lights styopped working.
distraction
duration
devastation
disruption
33
The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami devastated the coastal regions of 14 countries and caused many ... .
fatals
fatalisations
fatalisings
fatalities
34
Although Michelangelo was ...by poor health, he continued to paint until he was almost eighty-nine years old.
enacted
plagued
counteracted
35
Repeated flooding in the area has resulted in the gradual ... of the soil and loss in soil productivity.
degradation
degreadation
degrading
degrade
36
... twice before, the student was sent to the head teacher’s office.
Having been reprimanded
Reprimanding him
He was reprimanded
37
It's a(n) ... fact that house prices will continue to rise as long as supply is less than demand.
denied
undeniable
undenying
deniable
38
As a city ..., I had little understanding of the difficulties of life in the country.
dweller
acgtivist
poacher
orphan
39
The nutritional ... of all foods should be clearly listed on the packaging.
rate
value
tide
miles
40
All new buildings will have to ... with the new energy efficiency standards.
compensate
comply
comprise