WORD FORMATION TỔNG HỢP OLYMPIC 304 VÀ CÁC KÌ THI HSG

WORD FORMATION TỔNG HỢP OLYMPIC 304 VÀ CÁC KÌ THI HSG 1 3 Mary has no practical experience in treating sick animals She only has knowledge of the subjects (BOOK) BOOKISH 2 10 aan schedule assists me. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................

WORD FORMATION TỔNG HỢP

OLYMPIC 30/4 VÀ CÁC KÌ THI HSG

1 3.Mary has no practical experience in treating sick animals She only has _

knowledge of the subjects (BOOK)

BOOKISH

2 10.a/an _ schedule assists me in passing the day smoothly (ARRANGE)

PREARRANGED

3 3.He was definitely _ when he scored that goal (SIDE)

ONSIDE

4 4.After some _ one of the children began to speak (HESITATE)

HESITATION

5 6.It has thoroughly established its rights to existence and its _ as a religious force

and influence (DISPENSE)

INDISPENSABILITY

6 5.The losing team returned to their locker room _ after the game (CONSOLE)

DISCONSOLATE

7 5.So far, the United States has said it cannot agree to outlaw all types of _

mines (PERSON)

ANTI-PERSONNEL

8 5.There is no significant _ between modern and primitive

societies (CONTINUE)

DISCONTINUITY

9 5.The printed instructions are quite _; there’s no need for me to further explain

anything (EXPLAIN)

SELF-EXPLANATORY

10 8.Look ! I know you’ve lost your wallet, but there’s no use in keeping on _ the

fact Someone has stolen it and that’s all there is to it ! (MOAN)

BEMOANING

11 1.His detailed description helped the readers to _ the scene (VISUAL)

VISUALIZE

12 4.The work is still at a very _ level (EXPERIMENT)

EXPERIMENTAL

13 2.There has been no _ in this class – they have had a succession of different

teacher (CONTINUE)

CONTINUITY

14 4.No agreement has yet been reached and the negotiations are still _ (GO)

ONGOING

15 7.A _ brother is a man who has promised to treat another man as his brother,

usually in a ceremony in which their blood is mixed together (BLEED)

BLOOD

16 5.New full-time students from lower income households will be able to apply for a/an _ maintenance grant offered by the government, but have to work in public

sectors after they graduate (PAY)

NON-REPAYABLE

17 2.The attack in the city centre last night is said to _ the kind of behaviour

amongst young people that many people object to (EXAMPLE)

18 10.The darkness _ him, so he doesn’t know where the murder hid (ORIENT)

DISORIENTED

19 2.In my opinion, this book has nothing more than _ rubbish (INTELLECT)

PSEUDO-INTELLECTUAL

20 5.Twenty workers lost their jobs when the department was _ (RATION)

RATIONALIZED

21 9.Tourists forget their _ ideas as soon as they visit our country (CONVINCE)

PRECONCEIVED

22 7.The latest release by the Bangles has a great _ of songs on it You should listen

to it some time ! (COMPILE)

COMPILATION

23 8.The record of 47 hours for watching TV wiithout stopping was set last year and is

still _ (BREAK)

24 8.Even if your current lease prohibits _ a call to your landlord to explain the

situation might work out in your favor (LET)

SUBLETTING

25 10.The agenda for the meeting is still not _ (FINAL)

FINALIZED

26 7.You are entitled to receive a government allowance for each _ who is living

with you (DEPEND)

DEPENDANT

27 10.Jim’s really gone to the dogs He looks shabby and his _ usually leaves much

to be desired (SOBER)

SOBRIETY

28 2.Dute to the clerk’s _, we missed the train (STUBBORN)

STUBBORNNESS

29 5.It was a long, slow film I nearly died of _ (BORE)

30 5.They are losing 200,000$ on this deal, but that is _ for a company with yearly

profits of $25 million (FEED)

CHICKENFEED

31 4.In the country’s capital city, Santo Domingo, much of the housing is _ and the

quality of the water is poor (STANDARD)

SUBSTANDARD

32 7.A mother has to be a nurse, housekeeper, shopper, cook, teacher,etc She plays a

_ role (LATERAL)

MULTILATERAL

33 6.After the tsunami many people lost their families, friends and _ (LIVE)

LIVELIHOODS

34 4.The price of the house includes many existing _ and fittings (FIX)

FIXTURES

35 2.The actor’s performance is horridly _ - his screaming antics would be more

appropriate for a cartoon villain (KEY)

36 4.Ask Margaret She’s pretty _ about that sort of thing (CLUE)

CLUED-UP

37 8.The school has won five _ game (SUCCEED)

SUCCESSIVE

38 4.The news of _ of war terrified people all around the globe (BREAK)

OUTBREAK

39 9.When I was younger, I thought my parents’ philosophy of children-raising was so

outmoded that it was _ (DELUGE)

ANTEDILUVIAN

40 9.He is a wealthy businessman who can easily afford _ suits (SPEAK)

BESPOKE

41 3.Despite his failure, the inventor was not _ (ENCOURAGE)

42 9.Our competitive company confirmed that they were not involved in any _

activities (ACT)

ACTIONABLE

43 9.Students who have finished the courses held before the main teaching semesters can

now sign up for _ language courses, especially EAP writing course (SESSION)

IN-SESSIONAL

44 3.The championship was a _ for The Rainbow They won it easily (WALK)

CAKEWALK

45 9.These _ produced antibiotics are only available by

prescription (SYNTHESIS)

SYNTHETICALLY

46 3.Our competitive company confirmed that they were not involved in any _

activities (ACT)

ACTIONABLE

47 8.He was supposed to be the _ of a trust fund left by his mother when she died in

1983 (BENEFIT)

BENEFICIARY

48 4.The alpine _ is very dramatic (LAND)

LANDSCAPE

49 9.There is a craze for _ foods in our country these days (CANCER)

ANTI-CARCINOGENIC

50 10.Originally the builders gave me a price of $2000, but now they say they _ and

it’s going to be at least $3000 (ESTIMATE)

UNDERESTIMATED

51 10.You may not remember all the facts, but you should remember the _ events

that put an end to the 1000-year feudalism (EPOCH)

EPOCH-MAKING

52 4. _ traces its origins to the first punches and dies used to make seals and

currency in ancient times (TYPO)

TYPOGRAPHY

53 2. _ questions such as “What if the President had not been assassinated

?” (FACT)

COUNTERFACTUAL

54 7.Some European overseas empires, most notably the British, made a pretty firm distinction between the core modern state and the colonies, dominions, and _ that

made up the empire (PROTECT)

PROTECTORATE

55 8.The courts required a convicted offender to make financial _ to his

victim (REPAIR)

REPARATION

56 4.He didn’t pay the bill and now the electricity has been _ (CONNECT)

DISCONNECTED

57 8.He lacked _ and analytical percision (PROFOUND)

PROFUNDITY

58 9.Tourists forget their _ ideas as soon as they visit our country (CONCEIVE)

PRECONCEIVED

59 2.The politician argued for the _ of the old system of taxation (RETAIN)

RETENTION

60 7.They have a big _ shop in London (JEWEL)

JEWELRY

61 7.Like oil, gas is a fossil fuel and is thus a _ source of energy (RENEW)

NON-RENEWABLE

62 9.This brochure will be ready for _ in September (PUBLISH)

PUBLICATION

63 2.One of the aims of the organization is to provide _ aid to the

refugees (HUMAN)

HUMANITARIAN

64 7.Because of a fire hazard it is _ to walk in forests when it’s dry (ADVISE)

INADVISABLE

65 5.Those who made this dress are going to be _ designers They are nothing but

awesome! (TREND)

TRENDSETTING

66 3.He felt very _ when he saw he had failed the exam again (COURAGE)

DISCOURAGED

67 4.My friends started going out late to nightclubs, so I decided to _ myself from

the group (SOCIAL)

DISSOCIATE

68 10.We should arrive two days early in order to _ (CLIMATE)

ACCLIMATIZE

69 1.There is a strong smell of _ in the hospital (INFECT)

DISINFECTANT

70 3.Although he read them time and time again, he could not understand these _ of

this economic policies (INTRICATE)

INTRICACIES

71 5.His recent unpredictable mood _ him from his friends (STRANGE)

ESTRANGES

72 3.In my opinion, this book is just _ rubbish (INTELLECT)

PSEUDO-INTELLECTUAL

73 9.The technician was electrocuted when he _ touched a live wire (ACCIDENT)

ACCIDENTALLY

74 1.By misjudging the tolerance for aggression in Europe, Moscow is bringing on the

_ it fears (CIRCLE)

ENCIRCLEMENT

75 3.You shouldn’t interrupt someone in _ (SENTENCE)

MID-SENTENCE

76 2.The audience burst into _ at the end of the play (APPLAUD)

APPLAUSE

77 1.She always listens _ to what she is told (ATTENTION)

ATTENTIVELY

78 6.James, a _ correspondent, immediately headed for the scene to give extensive

coverage of the Belgium blast (GLOBE)

GLOBETROTTING

79 6.For anyone travelling alone, or someone who is naturally gregarious, the cheery

_ of the other guests might be fun (COMPANY)

COMPANIONABILITY

80 3.Though many parties regarded his behaviour as a/an _, the public still had

much faith in his ability to become a leader (ABERRANT)

ABERRATION

81 8.Theo and his twin brother are always togeth