Word formation. Adjectives and adverbs

1. The lavish production makes this musical (a)   memorable. (TRUE)

German cars are known for being very (a)   . (RELY)

Large spiders, (a)   from South East Asia, are now being seen in the local countryside. (ORIGIN)

She is a(n) (a)   young woman and far more intelligent than her male colleagues who spend their coffee breaks talking about football and cars. (ATTRACT)

The (a)   state many people experience before exams often means that they get lower marks than they deserve. (ANXIETY)

The reason why the Spanish government banned the sale of stevia seeds is ___ and highly ___. (MYSTERY, SUSPICION)

(a)  

My sister is (a)   getting married next year. (DEFINITE)

The weather on the British Isles is (a)   . (CHANGE)

She spoke out (a)   in opposition to US participation in the war. (PUBLIC)

Tom (a)   told us he wasn't coming, then he turns up with two guests! I'm furious with him. (INITIAL)