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    Gap Filling Vocabulary Exercise

    Fill in the blanks.

    1. I don't have the .......................... to hear your


    complaints again.

    patience

    patient

    patiently

    2. You must learn to wait ...........................

    patient

    patience

    patiently

    3. The leader's .......................... to abstain from


    violence had a magical effect on his followers.

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    exhort

    exhortation

    exhorted

    4. Judas' .......................... of Jesus led to his


    crucifixion.

    betray

    betrayal

    betraying

    5. He was telling lies ............................

    deliberate

    deliberately

    deliberation

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    6. He was humorous and ..............................

    imagination

    imaginary

    imaginative

    7. Today the climate is ...........................

    tolerable

    tolerant

    tolerance

    8. Ancient kings of India were known for their


    policy of religious................................

    tolerance

    tolerant

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    9. They are still not aware of the


    .............................. of the situation.

    grave

    gravity

    10. His ............................. made matters worse for


    him.

    haughty

    haughtiness

    11. He fought with great ............................ to


    overcome difficult situations.

    vigor

    vigorous

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    vigorously

    12. The poets imagine many things. Their ideas


    are not real but ............................

    imaginary

    imagination

    imaginative

    Answers
    I don’t have the patience to hear your complaints again.
    You must learn to wait patiently.
    The leader’s exhortation to abstain from violence had a magical effect on his followers.
    Judas’ betrayal of Jesus led to his crucifixion.
    He was telling lies deliberately.
    He was humorous and imaginative.
    Today the climate is tolerable.
    Ancient kings of India were known for their policy of religious tolerance.
    They are still not aware of the gravity of the situation.
    His haughtiness made matters worse for him.
    He fought with great vigor to overcome difficult situations.

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    The poets imagine many things. Their ideas are not real but imaginary.

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