Parts of the speech 21 st Century

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Noun

,

(b) Ajective

,

(c) Verb

• maturity

• confuse

• cooperative

• interactive

• interaction

• confusion

• premature

• cooperation

• immature

• confused

• interact

• cooperate

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Noun

,

(b) Adjective

,

(c) Adverb

,

(d) Verb

• foresight

• overdare

• exceptionally

• forsee

• daringly

• except

• daring

• unforsee

• undaring

• exception

• foreseeably

• exceptional

• patronize

• foreseeable

• dare

The team worked in a highly (a)   manner to finish the project. Effective (b)   is essential for success in group projects.

• cooperative
• cooperation
• cooperate

The app was designed to be more ​ (a)   for a better user experience. Their ​ (b)   during the meeting led to several innovative ideas.

• interactive
• interaction
• interact

The directions were so unclear that they ​ (a)   most of the students. There was a lot of ​ (b)   when the schedule was suddenly changed. The contradictory instructions were ​ (c)   .

• confused
• confusion
• confusing

His behavior is often so (a)   that it frustrates his teammates. The child's decision to share toys showed great (b)   for her age. As she grew older, she became more (c)   in handling difficult situations.

• immature
• maturity
• mature

The customer complained that the clerk had ​ (a)   her by speaking in a condescending tone. His tone during the lecture was extremely ​ (b)   and upset many people. Please don’t ​ (c)   me—I understand the instructions perfectly.

• patronized
• patronizing
• patronize

With great (a)   , the planner anticipated potential obstacles and prepared accordingly. The delay was completely (b)   due to the weather forecast. No one could have (c)   how quickly the situation would escalate.

• foresight
• foreseeable
• foreseen

The climber made a ​ (a)   attempt to scale the dangerous cliff. She ​ (b)   confronted her boss about the unfair policy. His approach was cautious and ​ (c)   compared to his colleagues.

• daring
• daringly
• undaring

• Complete the sentence with the correct word form.
  He is too (a)   to take such a big risk. (dare)