English in Use 7

What does it mean to impose something?

• to reveal or bring to light

• to charge, tax, or burden

• to support or welcome

• to separate or divide

Which of the following defines precedent?

• an example or standard

• an agreement or consensus

• a sudden or unexpected event

• a horrifying or shocking situation

What is the meaning of consensus?

• an analysis or investigation

• a debt or obligation

• a sharp or curt reaction

• agreement or common consent

If an event is suspended, it is:

• postponed or delayed

• revealed or brought to light

• shocking or appalling

• supported or accepted

If someone is described as unscrupulous, they are:

• corrupt and unprincipled

• determinedly desirous

• honest and principled

• obligated or in debt

What does it mean to segregate?

• to be startled or surprised

• to delay or postpone

• to hug or embrace

• to separate or set apart

The word appalling is best defined as:

• determined and focused

• shocking or horrifying

• sudden and unexpected

• welcoming and supportive

What does it mean to immerse oneself in something?

• to analyze or study deeply

• to completely involve oneself

• to hold or seize tightly

• to isolate or set apart

What does be indebted to someone mean?

• to become completely involved

• to cut apart or analyze

• to owe money or gratitude

• to set apart or isolate

To live up to one’s expectations means to:

• be as good as expected

• divide or set apart something

• postpone or delay plans

• support or welcome an idea