高考英语专练题-词形转换考题

高考英语专练题--词形变换填空(1)

把括号中的词加上前缀、后缀、一ed、一ing或变换单复数填空。

1.Hewasverysurprisedatwhat1saidandstaredatmein.(belief)

2.Hestillsuffersconsiderable(comfort)fromhisinjury.

3.Ifyoudon'tpayyourbillsthey'llyourelectricity,(connect)

4.FilhavetotheseweeklyvisitsbecauseIhavesomethingmoreimportantto

do.(continue.)

5.Parentsshouldtheirchildrenfromsmoking,(courage)

6.Hisbeingcaughtstealingbroughtonhisfamily,(honor)

7.Ifyougoonlikethat,otherswillyou.(like)

8.Thosewhothelawshouldbepunishedseverely,(obey)

9.Thecapitaliscalm,butcontinuinghasbeenreportedelsewhere,(order)

10.Heshowsatotalfbrotherpeople'sfeelings,(regard)

11.Myassuranceshim:he'sstillskeptical,(satisfy)

12.Lettersfromviewersexpresstheirwithcuncntprograms,(satisfaction)

13.Herlatestbookisquitefromherpreviousone.(similar)

14.Negotiationsbetweenunionsandmanagementaremademoredifficultbymutual

______.(trust)

15.It'sapitythattheexpensivemachinehasbeenrustyfrom.(use)

16.Hisrashoutburstincuncdtheofthejudge,(pleasure)

17.Thesuddenchangeincurrentpoliticalsituationtheirplan,(organize)

18.Thechildrenarestarvingbecauseoftheoffood,(existence)

19.Theywereverygladtomeeteachotherandchatteredalltheway.(stop)

20.Thisso-calledtranslationispure.(sense)

21.He'sveryfbrhisage,fbrheeasilymakeshastydecisions,(mature)

22.Imaybefbramodest,letmetellyouaboutthelatestbookthatIhave

written,(modest)

23.Asweallknow,it'stosteal,(moral)

24.HaveyoureadanyworkswrittenbytheShakespeare,(mortal)

25.Whateverhappens,weshouldbeinpurpose,(movable)

26.Don'tbeso!Thebuswillbeheresoon,(patient)

27.Givingpeopletimetogettoknowoneanotherwillmakethemeetingless

.(personal)

28.Somepeoplestillthinkitisformennottostandupwhenawomancomesinto

aroom,(polite)

29.Itwouldbe(proper)tocommentatthisstage.

30.Hercontributionwasof(measurable)importance.

31.Itwouldbe(practicable)foreachmembertobeconsultedoneveryoccasion.

32.Hergoldnecklacedoesn'tcostmuch;it'smadeof(pure)gold.

33.(moderate)drinkingdoesharmtoyourhealth.

34.AHoursaleitemsareslightly(perfect).

35.Thetrafficissobusythatit's(possible)formetobethereontime.

36.Her(modesty)makesherunpopularwithherclassmates,forsheisalways

thinkinghighlyofherroleintheclass.

37.Richandfamousasthefootballeris,heissaidtoleadalifeof(morality).

38.Asachairman,Imustremain(partial).

39.Themountainroadsaretotally(passable)tocarsinwinter.

40.Itwouldbe(prudent)toinvestallyourmoneyinonecompany.

41.Herbreathingwasquickand(even).

42.Keepcautiouswhengoingtoan(familiar)place.

43.Antarcticaissocoldthatit's(fit)forhumanhabitation.

44.Hewas(fortune)toloseinthefinalround.

45.ManyAfricanchildrenlookpoorand(healthy).

46.Hewasfuriousatthe(just)punishment.

47.Itis(lawful)forpeopletobeargunsinChina.

48.Bysome(lucky)chance,hernamewasleftoffthelist.

49.Theywerefoundguiltyofcausing(necessary)sufferingtoanimals.

50.Nobusinessmanwilldo(profitable)business.

51.Itwouldbe(reasonable)toexpectsomeonetocomeatsuchshortnotice.

52.Sheisstillalittle(steady)onherfeetaftertheoperation.

53.Shemetatragicand(timely)deathat25.

54.Shewasunable,or(willing)togivemeanyfurtherdetails.

55.Theyfoundhimlying(conscious)onthefloor.

56.Theseweredifficultand(settled)times.

57.Itriedtocontacthimbutwasto(able).

58.Ifyouareofsomething,youdonotknowaboutit.(aware).

59.Payattentiontoyourwords!Itwasofyoutosaythat,(civil)

60.Ifsomethingis,itdoesn'thappenoftenorisnotoftenseen.(common)

61.Ansystemorsituationdoesnotgiveequaltreatmentorequalopportunitiesto

everyoneinvolved,(fair)

62.Somethingthatisisdirtyandlikelytocausedisease.(clean)

63.Ansystemorsituationisunfairbecauseitgivesmorepowerorprivilegesto

onepersonorgroupofpeoplethantoothers.(equal)

64.Ifsomeoneistotheirloverortothepersontheyaremarriedto,theyhavea

sexualrelationshipwithsomeoneelse.(faithful)

65.Somethingsuchasaworkofartorapieceofworkthatis,isnotcomplete.

(finished)

66.Ifyoudescribesomeoneas,youarecriticizingthemfornotshowingthanks

orbeingunkindtosomeonewhohasgiventhemsomethingordonesomethingforthem.

(grateful)

67.Youarcsadanddepressedifyouare.(happy)

68.Ifyoudescribesomethingorsomeoneas,youmeantheyhavenospecialor

excitingqualities.(interesting)

69.Anpersonisnotfamousorpubliclyrecognized.(known)

70.Ifthereisanquantityofsomething,youcanhaveasmuchorasmanyofthat

thingasyouwant.(limited)

71.Hisfaceturnedanshadeofpurple(natural)

72.Thewholeeveningseemedstrangely(real).

73.Peoplewhoaredonohaveanyspecialtrainingforajob(skilled)

74.He'sanworker.Heleaveshistoolseverywhere.(tidy)

75.Ifyousaythatavisitoris,youmeanthatyoudidn'twantthemtocome.

(welcome)

76.Hefeltofbeingmarriedtosuchaselfishwoman.(worthy)

77.Ifyoudescribesomeoneas,youapproveofthefactthattheyregardother

people'swishesandinterestsasmoreimportantthantheirown.(selfish)

78.Somethingthatiscannotbechanged,(avoidable)

79.Idon'tknowitischangeableor(changeable).

80.Isometimesfeelaftereatingtoomuchintheevening.(comfortable)

81.Helookedandrefusedtoanswerquestions.(easy)

82.Shewashimineverywayexceptforhercoalblackeyes.(like)

83.SnowWhite'sstepmotheris(merciful).

84.Isoppositeinmeaningtomixed?(mixed)

85.Themineralsinthewatermadeit(pleasant)todrink.

86.Theexistinglawiswholly(satisfactory).

87.Hiseffortstogetajobproved(successful).

88.It's(usual)forthetreestoflowersoearly.

89.Itwouldbe(wise)tocommentonthesituationwithoutknowingallthefacts.

90.Allthesenounsthatarementionedinhislecturegiventothestudentsatuniversity

yesterdayare(countable).

91.Fvejoinedtheranksofrhe(employed).

92.Theconditionswere(favorable)forintensiveagriculturalproduction.

93.Theyhaven'tdone(fruitful)workinapplyingatomicenergytofarm

production.

94.PerhapsImisledyou,butitwasquite(intentional).

95.Itwouldbe(kind)togowithouthim.

96.Somefamiliesgowithoutmedicaltreatmentbecauseoftheir(ability)topay.

97.Theareahasalarge,butpolitically(active)population.

98.Arockisa(n)(animate)object.

99.Thechildrenseemtobetotally(capable)ofworkingbythemselves.

100.Spokenlanguagecontainsmany(complete)sentences.

101.Thisentranceisin(constant)use.

102.Hisversionofwhathappenedis(correct).

103.Theworkershavebeenon(definite)strikesinceJuly.

104.Hewasnotfitforthepositionandsoanextremely(efficient)secretary.

105.Thereisalargevarietyofgood(expensive)restaurants.

106.With(finite)care,Johnshiftedposition.

107.JohnMarvelwaspayingoneofhis(frequent)visitstoLondon.

108.Thebeltis(visible)evenunderthethinnestgarments.

109.Theyare(experienced)whenitcomestodecorating.

高考英语专练题(2)

146.Ifyoudescribesomeoneas(charm),youmeantheybehaveinafriendly,

pleasantwaythatmakespeoplelikethem.

147.Hismayhavelosthislife.(dare)

148.Beforehedied,hegavemoneytoaaiuse.(deserve)

149.Itisthatthetaxpayerissubsidizingthisproject,(disgust)

150.Therewassomethingabouthimshefound(disturb).

151.Anpersonorthingispleasant,interestingandentertaining,(engage)

152.Heislookingforacosyareaofandrelaxing(entertain)

153.TheFebruaryairwassoft,cooland(invite).

154.Wearewellonourwaytoapeace(last).

155.Theyoungpoetisoneofthemostpoetsofhisgeneration.(promise)

156.Shewasashyandpersonoff-stage.(retire)

157.Therewasachancetheywouldmeet,butnotnecessarilyattheparty.(sport)

158.Themostfeatureofthosestatisticsisthehighproportionofsuicides.(strike)

159.Iwasmovedbythetaleofawifewhostoodbythehusbandsheloved.

(touch)

160.Thereare,ofcourse,questionswhichshewillnotbetoanswer.(will)

161.Liedownonyourbedandmakeyourself(comfort)

162.Shoppingforclothesshouldbeanexperience(enjoy)

163.Theauthoritymustmakeaccommodationavailabletothefamily.(suit)

164.ManyofourteachersalsohaveacademiclinkswithHeidelbergUniversity

(value)

165.Theorganizationwas(beauty).

166.Youcan'tbetoowhenayoungchildisnearwater.(care)

167.Weweretoldwhenhewastakentohospitalthathisinjuriesweresoseveredeath

be(mercy).

168.ItwasajointintervievzwiththeBBCandITVandwasbothtowatchand

listento(pain)

169.Heissostrong.Lookathismuscles(power).

170.Howwillthisnewtreatmentbe?(success)

171.Hypnotherapycanbeinhelpingyourgiveupsmoking,(use)

172.It'stoseeyou.(wonder)

173.Thenewsystemmaybemore.(economy)

174.Theirrelationshipresultedinpartfromtheirsimilargoals.(harmony)

175.Wehavenoevidenceofit.(history)

176.OurSocietyhasboughtsomepicturesofAfricanvillages.(geography)

177.Hewasmoreaccustomedtococktailpartychatterthantopoliticalor

discussion.(philosophy)

178.ThenumberofAIDSvictimsismuchhigherthanstatisticsreflect.(act)

179.Researchandteachingareofimportance.(equally)

180.Astronautswillmakeaattempttodaytorescueacommunications

satellite.(finally)

181.Thefiguresrepresentadeclineinemployment.(generalize)

182.Americaisancountry,(industry)

183.Theycametoanagreementagainstexploringarmstothatcountry,(nation)

184.Theintellectualenvironmenthasasignificantinfluenceonthedevelopmentofthe

children.(mentality)

185.Hehithisheadagainstabar.(metallic)

186.Rulingpartieshavelostgroundinandlocalclcction.(nation)

187.Itisonlyforyoungsterstocrave(渴望)theexcitementofdrivingafastcar.

(nature)

188.Hehasoccasionalinjections(打针)tomaintainhisgoodhealth,butotherwisehelivesa

life.(nonnalize)

189.HewroteaveryletterofapologytoMary.(formally)

190.Accordingtothefigures,overonethousandpeopledied.(office)

191.That'smyopinion,(person)

192.Theiractsofoppression(压迫)mustbestopped.(race)

193.Hisexpressiondidn'tchange,(face)

194.Dividethevegetablesamongfourdishes.(individually)

195.Theguestscamefromallbackground.(society)

196.You'reverytome.(specialize)

197.Sheconsiderhimasherfather,(spirit)

198.Thecompanieshaveaof1776employees.(totally)

199.Theengineerswerepreparedtotakestepstofurthertheircause.(act)

200.Thosepeopleare(detect)fromtheanti-terroristsquad(反恐小组).

201.Ican'taffordit,fbrit'stoo(expend),youknow.

202.Giventhefailureofthepreviousplan,thisplanturnedouttobea(relate)

success.

203.Afatmanis(sense)abouthisorherweight.

204.Theprisonerswhoescapedareviolentand(danger).

205.Il'snotsafetogooutatseatomorrowbecausetheweathermansaidtherewould

be(mountain)waves.

206.Ifeltreally(nerve)beforetheinterview.

207.Theadvantagesofthissystemsaretoo(number)tomention.

208.Tomisavery(study)youngman,spendingalotoftimeinlearningEnglish

andmathematics.

209."Idon'tcare!”shesaid(rebel).

210.Recoveryaftertheaccidentwillbea(continue)processthatmaytakeseveral

months.

211.Theconsequencewillbe(series)ifyourefusetobecuredofthecancer.

212.Itwas(cure)thathedidn'ttellanyoneaboutit.

213.Ihopepeoplewillbe(courage)tospeakouttheagainsttheinjustice.

214.Itissaidthatthejudgeisa(right)personandisneverpartialsto(偏袒)those

whoarerich.

215.Payisreviewedona(year)basis.Inotherword,itischeckedonceeach

year.

216.Summersareveryhot,with(month)averagesofabove23degreesCelsius.

217.Thiskindofpaperis(week)newspaperbecauseitispublishedonceevery

week.Andsoitcostsyoumuchlessthanthatone.

218.Theychargea(day)rate.Thatistosay,youneedtopaytheneveryday.

219.Thissoftwareismuch(friend)thanthepreviousversion.

220.Helooksso(man)inhisuniform.Thereisnodoubtthatsomanygirlsare

willingtomarryhim.

221.EveryoneknowsthatJackyZhanghasnotonlyastrongbodybutalsoa(love)

voice.

222.Philipisa(king)boyinhisfamily.Itseemsthateverynumberinthefamily

hastoobeyhisorders.

223.Theterroristshavechosentoplaya(die)gamewiththecivilianpopulation.

224.Thistimehascomefor(act)ifthesebeautifulanimalsaretosurvive.

225.Anarticleinthenewspapercaughtmy(attend).

226.Therewasa(collect)ofbooksandshoesonthefloor.

227.Wearein(compete)withfourothercompaniesforthecontract.

228.ForourEnglishhomeworkwehavetowriteaentitled

uHolidays”.(compose)

229.RobertsuggestedthatLestershouldundertaketheofthenewbuildings.

(construct)

230.Theinventionofthetypewriterwasagreattocommunicationandprinting.

(contribute)

231.Wehadaninterestingaboutthelabourmovement,(converse)

232.Thesepapersareinneedof.(correct)

233.Hegaveaofwhathehadseen.(describe)

234.AHthisincreasedmytotryineverywaytofightagainstthatwar.

(determine)

235.Somegirlsinofficesaretrainedtotakedown.(dictate)

236.Theoftheairplanechangedfromnorthtonortheast..(direct)

237.Isthereracialinyourcountry?(discriminate)

238.Apaper-backofabookismuchcheaperthanahard-backone.(edit)

239.Hetrainedtobeateacheratacollegeof.(educate)

240.Intheafternoontheywenttoanofmodernart.(exhibit)

高考英语专练题(3)

把括号中的词加上前缀、后缀、一ed、一ing或变换单复数填空。

241.I'dliketojointhewhichisgoingtoexplorethemoon.

(expeditions)

242.Martinshookhishead,butgaveno(explain)

243.Thesecondkeptthefamilyfortuneentire.(generate)

244.AftermyIwenttothefronttoserveinthearmy.(graduate)

245.Someanimalsgointoinwinter.(hibernate)

246.WeofferedourtoPatonwinningtheSportsTrophy.(congratulate)

247.Hefailedinsome.(examine)

248.1supposeweshallbehavingsomesortofforthebride.(celebrate)

249.Shehadplentyof.(imagine)

250.ThanksforgivingmetheIwanted.(inform)

251.Ahospitalisantocurethesick.(institute)

252.Youshouldreadthebookbeforeyouusethemachine.(instruct)

253.Theinabooktellsuswhatthebookisabout.(introduce)

254.Beforetheofgunpowder,menfoughtwithbowsandarrows.(invent)

255.Philiprefusedhisuncle'stogodowntoBlackstsble.(invite)

256.Thechannelwasdugforthesakeoftheofthefannlands.(irrigate)

257.Thebreak-upoftheirmarriagewasanenormousforher(liberate)

258.Hewasgivenainthelistofhelpers,(mentor)

259.Theyareperformingantoamputatehisleg.(operate)

260.Sheisbrilliantbutherworklacks.(organize)

261.Theofourbeacheswithoilcausesuslotsoftroubles.(pollute)

262.Thegovernmentdidnothavethesupportofthe.(populate)

263.Fromhisontheclifftop,hehadagoodviewoftheharbour.(posit)

264.Youcan'tpassanexamwithout(prepare).

265.ofthenewaircraftwillstartnextyear.(product)

266.TheirEnglishisnotgood,butitisimproving.(pronounce)

267.rdliketoputatothespeaker,(quest)

268.Thisapparatusproducesharmful.(radiate)

269.Thebridalsuitwaspreparedfortheofthehoneymooners.

(receptive)

270.HedroveawayintheofLondon.(redirect)

271.Thecostoftheprojectbearsnototheresults,(relate)

272.Aftera,thingscanneverbethesameagain.(revolutionary)

273.Shecanlookbackonhercareerwithgreat.(satisfy)

274.Abookcasewhichcomesapartintoseuswell.(sector)

275.Afteraoffiveyearsfromhisparents,hehardlyrecognizedthem.(separate)

276.Pminadifficultand1don'tknowwhattodo.(situated)

277.TheproblemofAfricaleavessomethingtobedesired.(starve)

278.Canyoutellmethewaytotherailway(state).

279.Janetwasmyfirstaschairperson,(suggest)

280.I'veonlyreadTolstoyin(translate)

281.ImmediateoftheHorseisessential^vacate)

282.It'sa_thatwomengetmarriedinlongwhitedresses,(traditional).

283.Theofapassportisessentialforforeigntravel.(possess)

284.Ifyouwanttosellyouroldsofa,whynotputan(advertise)inthelocal

paper?

285.The(announce)oftheroyalbirthwasbroadcasttothenation.

286.Weagreedwithoutmuchfurther(argue).

287.Tomy(astonish)ithadcompletelydisappeared.

288.Westudyinthe(depart)ofEnglishatGuangzhouUniversity.

289.Thegovernmentencouragesthe(develop)ofsmallbusinesses.

290.Thetwosidesfailedtoreach(agree).

291.Notgettingajobwasaterrible(disappoint).

292.Theteacher'swordswereagreat(encourage)tohim.

293.Thehouseitselfisnotparticularlytomymind,butIlikeits(environ).

294.The(equip)ofthephotographicstudiowasexpensive.

295.Theresearchersarerepeatingthe(ex-)onrats.

296.TheLabourPartywasin(govern)from1964to1970.

297.Tomhopestolearntoplayan(instrument).

298.Hemadeanunfair(judge)ofMary'scharacter.

299.Looseclothinggivesyougreaterfreedomof(move).

30().The(punish)onthechildwastoosevere.

301.Ourimmediate(require)isextrastaff.

302.Thetwosidesbroughtaboutasatisfactory(settle).

303.Thepatienthopedtotrytothenew(treat)forcancer.

304.Thoughhesentoutfiveinvitations,hehasreceivedonlyone(accept).

305.Ididn'treceiveany(allow)frommyfather.

306.Thesudden(appear)ofapolicemancausedthethieftorunaway.

307.They'reexpectingalarge(attend)atthemeeting.

308.Thedemonstratorsofferedlittleorno(resist)tothepolice.

309.Findajobandendyour(depend)onyourparents.

310.Doyoubelieveinthe(exist)ofghosts?

311.Thecommandingofficerexpectedunquestioning(obey)fromhismen.

312.Hetakesno(please)ishiswork.

313.Shewasunabletoattendbecauseofthe(press)ofthework.

314.Thecityisa(mix)ofoldandnewbuilding.

315.Thesuccessor(fail)oftheplandependsonyou.

316.Someonehadforged(伪造)her(sign)onthecheque.

317.Isthereamail(deliver)onSaturdays?

318.Researchersinthisfieldshavemadesomeimportantnew(discover).

319.Twoplayersareoutoftheteambecauseof(injure).

320.Hisfatherhasmadeafull(recover)fromtheoperation.

321.Ihadgreat(difficult)persuadinghertoleave.

322.Sheansweredallmyquestionswithherusual(honest).

323.Theysworetheir(loyal)totheking.

324.The(cruel)ofhiswordscutherlikeaknife.

325.Thepolicearcconcernedforthe(safc)ofthe12-year-oldboywhohasbeen

missing.

326.Her(special)istaxationlaw.

327.Shehadbeena(beautiful)inherday.

328.Vandalism(破坏公物)usedtobearare(occur)here..

329.Thishotelidusedforexhibition,(confer)andsocialevents.

330.There'saworldof(different)betweenlikingsomeoneandlovingthem.

331.Theclear(infer)isthattheuniverseisexpanding.

332.Ican'tsaythatIhaveanyparticular(prefer).

333.Shemadeno(refer)toherillnessbutonlytoherfutureplans.

334.Someteachershavea(renew)ofinterestintraditionalteaching.

335.Onhis(arrive),hew川callme.

336.Hestillhopestowinhisclaimagainstunfair(dismiss).

337.His(refuse)todiscussthematterisveryannoying.

338.Clearanceofthesiterequiredthe(remove)ofanumberoftrees.

339.Hebodywassenthomefor(bury).

340.Theygivetheirchildrenagreatdealof.(liberate)

341.(social)hasarighttoseelaw-breakerspunished.

342.Hisworkwascriticizedforits(poor)ofimagination.

343.Weallneedinourdiet.(various)

344.Ihaveadreamthatonedaythesonsofformerslavesandthesonsofformerslaveowners

willbeabletositdowntogetheratthetableof(brother).

345.Shehadanunhappy.(child)

346.Theyoungdoctorhasdoubtsabouthis.(man)

347.Theteacherearnshisbyteaching.(live)

348.Sheislikedbythewhole.(neighbour)

349.Sheturnedtomefor.(companion)

350.Duringthewarwesufferedmany.(hard)

351.Accordingtothecase,wecanknowthathisisexcellent.(lead)

352.isthemajortechniquesusedinmerchandising(推销)productstothe

public.(sale)

353.Itisapleasurethatastudentcanwinatotheschool.(scholar)

354.Theyadmiredher.(workman)

355.Afterhisdeathhissistersortedthroughhis.(belong)

356.Thefamousstarofferedtotheaudience,(greet)

357.Fvespentallmy.(earn)

358.Theoldladykeptherinthebank,(save)

359.Hemustn'tdrinkbeer;heisinstrictforhisnextfight,(train)

360.Thewhichdestroyedhishappinesswasterrible,(bore)

361.After10yearsinprison,hewasgivenhis(free)

362.Thekingruledthe(king)

363.Shehadacquiredmuchduringherlonglife,(wise)

364.Hewonamedalforinbattle.(brave)

365.Thewomanwasangrywithherhusbandbecauseshehadno(jewel).

366.Muchnewhasbeeninstalled,(machine)

367.We'veturnedthesmallestbedroomintoaforournewbaby.(nurse)

368.Nomodelrailroadiscompletewithoutdetailed.(scene)

369.ThehistoryofinSouthAfricaisasoldastheestablishmentof

whitesettlementattheCape,(slave)

370.isaplacewherebakedgoodsaremadeand/orsold,(bake)

371.TheOECDfightsininternationalbusinesstostrengthendevelopment,(bribe)

372.The,aneighborhoodrestaurantinBrooklyn,wassmalltobeginwith,(grocer)

373.Aisaroomfordoingthefamilywash,(launder)

374.isoneoftheoldestandmostwidespreadofthedecorativearts,consistingof

objectsmadeofclayandhardenedwithheat,(pot)

375.Atakescrudeoilandturnsitintogasolineandhundredsofotheruseful

products,(refine)

376.Aisastorewherewritingmaterials(egpaper,pens,envelopes,etc)aresold,

(station)

377.breedsconfidenceandcomfort,(familiar)

378.Culturalisalsoaboutculturalconflict,(particular)

379.Websiteisbecomingincreasinglyimportant,asmanysearchenginesare

usingthisinformationasarankingcriterion,(popular)

380.Hewasfamousfortheofhishabits,(regular)

381.People'ssuccessinproblemsolvingdependsontheofpreviouslysolved

problemstocurrentproblems,(similar)

382.Theofawavereferstohowoftentheparticlesofthemediumvibratewhena

wavepassesthroughthemedium,(frequent)

383.TheFederalTradeCommissioniseducatingconsumersandbusinessesaboutthe

importanceofpersonalinformation,includingthesecurityofpersonalinformation,

(private)

384.ConstablewasagreatEnglish.(art)

385.Tobecomea,apersonneedstohaveabachelor'sdegreeinchemistryora

relatedsubject,(chemistry)

386.Theclassprocessisthesocialrelationshipfoundeduponvoluntarywagelabor,

(capital)

387.Brushingandflossingareimportant,butyoualsoneedtovisityourregularly

tokeepyourteethstrongandhealthy,(dent)

388.Aissomeonewhowritesnovels,(novel)

389.He'ssuchanthathe'ssurehe'llsoonfindajob.(optimistic)

390.It'seasytosellinsurancetoa.(pessimistic)

391.Theworkofarangesfrombasicresearchintothemostfundamentallawsof

naturetothepracticaldevelopmentofdevicesandinstruments,(physics)

392.Aprofessionalcanperformsolopieces,playwithanorchestraorsmaller

ensemble,oraccompanyoneormoresingersorsoloinstrumentalists,(piano)

393.Inthe1700s,awassomeonewhothoughtaboutthewaythingsworkand

tiiedtofigureoutwaystomakethingsworkbetter,(science)

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