Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each a. length b. to lengthen c. long d.

lengthy
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural forms for 16. The politican made a long speech.
nouns, and passive voice where necessary. 17. Your sleeves are too short. You should lengthen them.
18. What is the length of the trip from the United States to Australia?
For questions 1 to 4 choose
a. safety b. to save c. safe d. safely For question 19-20 choose:
1. Although the trip was dangerous, they arrived at home .
2. I try some money every week, but it isn’t easy. a. interference b. to interfere
3. Think of your family’s safety when you drive. 19. Was there any interference with your plan?
4. That boat is very safe. Don’t be afraid to get in. 20. Coffee interfere with my sleep, so I don’t drink it.

For question 5-8 choose: For question 21- 24 choose:

a. inventor, c. invention a. filling c. full
b. inventive, d. inventively b. to fill, d. fully
5. Alexander Graham Bell is the inveentor of the telephone in1876. 21. You are full of good ideas!
6. He had a very inventive mind. 22. I fully understand what you mean.
7. The telephone is his famous invention . 23. Please fill my cup again.
8. Do you know the name of some inventors . 24. What kind of filling would you like in your sandwich?

For question 9-12 choose: For question 25-28 choose:

a. Popularity c. to popularize, a. pain b. to pain c. painful d. painfully
b. popular d. popularly
9. Salicylate is popularly known as aspirin. 25. . I had a terrible pain in my tooth.
10. Aspirin is the most popular medicine in the world. 26. It was so painful that I went to the dentist.
11. The popularity of aspirin is not surprising. 27. My tooth pain me.
12. Aspirin was popularized first by a German company. 28. My tooth hurt very painfully

For question 13-15 choose: For question 29-30 choose:

a. mildness b. mild c. mildly
a. relief b. to relief c. relieved 29. Aspirin has mild side effects.
30. Most of people react mildly to aspirin.
13 Do you have anything to relief my headache?
14. Aspirin gave me relief .
15. I feel so relieved .

For question 16-18 choose:

Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural forms for
nouns, and passive voice where necessary.
1. height, high, highly
a. What is the height of that building?
b. Put the medicine on a high shelf so the children can’t reach it.
c. I think very or Mrs. Jones.
2. criminal, crime, criminal, criminally (note: the noun and adjective
forms of this word are the same.)
a. The criminal was sent to jail.
b. He committed a serious crime.
c. He acted criminally .
d. He was punished for his criminal actions.
3. reporter, report, to report
a. Every day, the newspaper report many interesting stories.
b. The reporter wrote an interesting story.
c. Her reported was very interesting.
4. stranger, strange, strangely
a. She had a strange look on her face when I told her the bad news.
b. She looked at us strangely .
c. I hate being a stranger in a new city.
5. completion, to complete, complete, completely
a. I agree with you completely .
b. I have to complete confidence in Dr. Lee.
c. Have you complete the report yet?
d. At the completion of the big job, was very tired.
6. proposal, to propose, proposed
a. At the net meeting, the mayor a plan to build a new bridge.
b. Everyone is interested in the to build the bridge.
c. The plan will be discussed and studied carefully.
7. admission, to admit
a. What is the price of admission to the movie?
b. Will the museum ti admit children for free?
8. act, actor, action, to act
a. Look in the clown, he act very funny.
b. His action are very funny.
c. The play has three actor .
d. Who is the most famous actor in the world?
9. extent, to extend, extensive, extensively
a. police officials are making extensive studies of crime cycles.
b. They are studying these cycles extensively .
c. The extent of these cycles is unknown.
d. They extend their knowledge day by day.
10. office, officer, official, to officiate, official, officially
a. The mayor office at the Labor Day ceremony every year.
b. The mayor is an elected to officiate .
c. His official is in City Hall.
d. What is the officer language in India?
e. , the language is Hindi, but many other languages are spoken.
f. , what do you mean? I wasn’t speeding.
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Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural forms for
nouns, and passive voice where necessary.
1. politeness, polite, politely
 a. Begin your conversation with a polite remark.
b. Be sure to speak politely .
c. The politness of her greeting made everyone feel relaxed and
welcome.
2. interruption, to interrupt
a. It’s impolite to interrupt someone when he is speaking.
b. There was an interruption of service when the buses broke
down.
3. announcer, announcement, to announce
a. This announcement says that school will be closed tomorrow.
b. The announcer read the news in a loud voice.
c. To announce your reason for coming as soon as you arrive.
4. person, personality, to personalize, personal, personalized, personally
a. There is personal information in this letter. Please don’t show it
to anyone.
b. Personally , I disagree with you.
c. I like to use personal stationery with my initials on it.
d. Mr. Park has a very cheerful person .
e. Who was that personalized you ate lunch with?
f. You can to personalize a business letter by adding a handwritten
notes at the bottom.
5. decision, to decide, decisive, decisively
a. I can’t to decide what to wear to the party.
b. Ella likes to act decisive .
c. Some people find it difficult to make a decision .
d. The judge gave a decisively answer, and the case was closed.
6. importance, important, importantly
a. Most importantly, you should study hard.
b. Do you realize the importance of that decision?
c. Miss Santoso has three importantappointments tomorrow.
7. appointment, to appoint, appointed
a. The club a new secretary net week.
b. Be sure to come at the time.
c. Arrive on time when you have an .
8. meaning to mean, meaningful, meaningfully
a. I don’t understand the meaning of the word.
b. The professor spoke meaningfully about current world problems.
c. Do you mean “yes” or “no”?
d. Mr. Tanaka gave a meaningful explanation of some Japanese
customs.
9. direction, director, to direct, direct, directly
a. In which direction is the art museum?
b. Mr. Prakinson in the dircetion of the school.
c. The policeman direct traffic during the rush hour every night.
d. He looked at me directly while he was talking.
e. Please give me a direct answer. Don’t be vague.
10. disagreement, to disagree, disagreeable, disagreeably
a. A store clerk should never speak disagreeable to a customer.
b. What is that disagreeably smell in the refrigerator?
c. Mr. and Mrs. Laurenti always to disagreement about politics.
d. The children had a over who could play with the ball.
I. Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural
forms for nouns, and passive voice where necessary.
1. friendship, friend, to befriend, friendly
a. Clarice is a person.
b. The first day I started my new job, I didn’t know anyone , and
Clarice immediately came over, introduced herself and me.
c. We have been good for many years.
d. I valued our .
2. purchase, to purchase, purchase (purchasing)
a. The power of the dollar is less than it was ten years ago.
 b. I am not going to anything without thinking it over carefully
because I did not get a salary increase this year.
c. It was an expensive , but we had to have t.
3. selection, to select, selective, selectively
a. The best department store have a wide of merchandise.
b. You can what you want quickly and easily.
c. The best shoppers are quite . They examine the merchandise
carefully before making a purchase.
d. Try to shop .
4. separation, to separate, separate, separately
a. They got a last year.
b. They have lived since then, but I don’t think they are divorced.
c. They have apartments.
d. It is not uncommon for married couples to in modern society.
5. experience, to experience, experienced
a. is the best teacher, it is said.
b. I a feeling of sadness when I left home.
c. They are teachers.
6. students, study, to study, studious, studiously
a. If you want to pass calculus, you had better .
b. I avoided taking that course because I thought I might fail it.
c. She is a person, and she usually does well in her courses,
d. I always wanted it have a where I could do my work.
e. She is wonderful .
7. complainer, complaint, to complain, complaining, complainingly
a. “I always have to wash the dishes. You never do,” he said .
b. If you have a , please let me know .
c. No matter what, he always .
d. I felt like saying to him, “Don’t be such a all the time.”
e. The customers followed the salesman into the office of the
general manager.
8. system, to systemize, systematic, systematically
a. The reason that she is such a good office manager is because she
has a mind.
b. Before she came, we really had no . Everything was in chaos.
c. When she took over the job, she our files and, fr the first time we
were able to find things when we wanted them.
d. She does her job carefully and .
9. specification, to specify, specific, specifically
a. I don’t remember the details now, but it was quite a scandal at
the time.
b. He just said that there was some trouble, but he didn’t what it
was.
c. He said that he would speak more later when the others had left.
d. Are you sure this building is built according to ?
10. arrival, to arrive, arrival
a. Try to in time for dinner. We’re having roast duck.
b. Please check on the time of TWA 800 from Paris: I want to be at
the airport when it comes in.
c. I was not prepare for his sudden .
II. Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural
forms for nouns, and passive voice where necessary.
1. speak, speech, to speak, speechless
a. Yesterday I to 20 people on the phone.
b. Carlos is such a good that everyone like to hear him talk.
c. He always gives an excellent .
d. I was so surprised that I couldn’t say a word; I was .
2. preparation, to prepare, preparatory, prepared
a. Do you prefer to buy fresh or foods?
b. Took some course in English before entering college.
c. The for the party took a lot of work
d. Did you enough food for twelve people?

3. occasion, occasional, occasionally
a. I like to drink wine with dinner.
b. I like to drink an glass of wine.
c. Do you ever have an when you like to drink wine?
4. to convince, convincing, convincingly
a. She me to study harder, and I improved.
b. She has a very voice. People believe her.
c. She speaks very .
5. smoothness, to smooth, smooth, smoothly
a. Everything ran during the whole conference.
b. I like the texture of silk.
c. Silk is known for its .
d. You can the rough edge with a fire.
6. use, to use, useful, useless, usefully
a. This old brush is still . Don’t throw it away.
b. I plan my new car tomorrow.
c. Could you explain the of that machine to me?
d. Don’t tell me information. I don’t need it.
e. He worked throughout his life.
7. appreciation, to appreciate, appreciative, appreciatively
a. Mrs. Adam thanked her friend for her help.
b. I am very of your help.
c. I your help very much.
d. She accepted the honor with .
8. improvement, to improve
a. If you study hard, you will .
b. I noticed the in my speech after I practiced
9. expression, to express, expressive, expressively
a. Ivan has a very face.
b. Usually his is happy.
c. He spoke so that everyone started crying.
d. I would like to my appreciation for your help.
10. volunteer, to volunteer, voluntary, voluntarily
a. Did you to help at the church picnic?
b. They will need many .
c. He came . No one asked him.
d. His actions were appreciated.
III. Word Forms: Choose the correct word form to fit into each
sentence. Use appropriate verb tense, singular or plural
forms for nouns, and passive voice where necessary.
1. confusion, to confuse, confused, confusing
a. He spoken so fast that I became .
b. The instructions on the box are very .
c. In the after the accident. I lost my hat
d. I always the present tense with the present continuous.
2. truth, truthful, true, truthfully, truly
a. I am thankful for your help.
b. I taught my children to always speak .
c. I taught my children to be .
d. Are you telling me the ?
e. This is a story.
3. type, typical, typically
a. What of books do you like to read?
b. I read for about ½ hour before I go to sleep.
c. A day for me begins at 7a.m. and ends at 11 p.m.
4. alternative, to alternate, alternative, alternatively [alternative= choice
of two]
a. We could play tennis or golf tomorrow. Which do you prefer?
b. Do you have an plan in case it rains?
c. . We could swim in an indoor pool.
d. I like this kind of exercise I do.
5. distance, distant, distantly
a. What was life like in the past?
b. In the , I can see some mountains.
c. Maria is related to me.

6. speed, to speed. speedy, speedily

a. If you on the highway, you’ll get a ticket.
b. What is the limit on city street?
c. Jim is a worker. He finished his work quickly.
d. He works .

7. refreshment, to refresh, refresher, refreshing, refreshed, refreshingly

a. After you exercise, you should feel refreshed
b. Swimming is a Refreshing exercise.
c. This lemonade is refreshing and cool.
d. I plan to take a refresher course in typing to improve my skill.
e. What kind of Refreshment will you serve at your party.
f. Please refresh my memory. I forgot some of the information.

8. flexibility, to flex, flexible, flexibly

a. The strong man flexible his muscles before he picked up the
heavy book.
b. What time would you like to meet? My schedule is flexible.
c. Rubber has a lot of flexibility
d. Rubber stretches and bends to flex.

9. tightness, to tighten, tight, tightly

a. If you exercise too much, you might feel tight a in your chest.
b. You should tightlen the string around the package. It’s too loose.
c. I’ve gained some weight, and my clothes are becoming tight.
d. The frightened child held his mother’s hand tightly.

10. experience, to experience, experienced

a. My trip to Europe was the most exciting experience in my life.
b. Right now, I experience a very bad headache.
c. Mr. Valdez is an experienced accountant.