Alex upper words 2

They ​ (a)   secrets in the corner of the room.

She couldn't help but ​ (b)   after staying up late studying.

His ​ (c)   lingered on the beautiful sunset.

She let out a ​ (d)   of relief when she heard the good news.

I like to ​ (e)   through the forest to clear my mind.

• whispered
• yawn
• gaze
• sigh
• wander

The baby learned to ​ (a)   before taking his first steps.

The play had a ​ (b)   ending that left the audience in tears. (not sad)

Their love story is truly ​ (c)   ; it's intense and moving.

The comedian's jokes were ​ (d)   , and the crowd couldn't stop laughing.

The movie's ​ (e)   moments left everyone in tears.

• crawl
• dramatic
• remarkable
• hilarious
• poignant

They decided to ​ (a)   a new business together.

After years of traveling, he finally decided to ​ (b)   in a quiet town.

She decided to ​ (c)   painting as a hobby.

She's always willing to ​ (d)   new challenges at work.

Time seems to ​ (e)   faster as you get older.

• set up
• settle down
• take up
• take on
• go by

The show must ​ (a)   despite the technical difficulties.

He needs to ​ (b)   and take responsibility for his actions.

Many people ​ (c)   her as a role model.

She ​ (d)   peacefully in her sleep.

He decided to ​ (e)   of school to pursue his passion.

• go on
• grow up
• look up to
• passed away
• drop out

Can you ​ (a)   some groceries on your way home?

They didn't expect him to ​ (b)   at the party.

I'll ​ (c)   the information for you online.

Don't forget to ​ (d)   early for the meeting tomorrow.

I had to ​ (e)   the meeting until next week.

• pick up
• turn up
• look up
• wake up
• put off

She ​ (a)   the job offer because it required too much travel.

She refused to ​ (b)   to the pressure and stuck to her principles.

His ​ (c)   was a bestseller and received critical acclaim.

The ​ (d)   provided insights into the author's life.

The ​ (e)   of the song were deeply emotional.

• turned down
• give in
• novel
• autobiography
• lyrics

She enjoyed reading the latest ​ (a)   magazine.

He's a fan of ​ (b)   and collects volumes of his favorite series.

The ​ (c)   provides step-by-step instructions for assembly.

Let's​ (d)   this old clock.

After a long day at work, I like to ​ (e)   with a book.

• gossip
• manga
• manual
• wind up
• chill out

Having necessary​ (a)   is essential for this job.

She remained ​ (b)   in a crisis and found a solution.

His inventive ideas led to ​ (c)   innovations.

Understanding ​ (d)   is key to effective communication.

His ​ (e)   always lightens the mood.

• know-how
• cool-headed
• groundbreaking
• human nature
• sense of humor

We need to ​ (a)   to the changing market conditions.

Technology has ​ (b)   us to transform our daily lives.

1. The invention of the internet ​ (c)   communication.

2. The discovery of penicillin was a medical ​ (d)   .

3. There's a ​ (e)   to every decision we make.

• adapt
• enabled
• revolutionized
• breakthrough
• downside

The ​ (a)   of the new system is its complexity.

We'll have to wait and see what the ​ (b)   is.

He has a positive ​ (c)   on life despite the challenges.

Life often involves making ​ (d)   to achieve our goals.

She ​ (e)   the candidate for mayor in the upcoming election.

• drawback
• outcome
• outlook
• trade-offs
• endorsed