WORD FORM UNIT 56 - GHK II 2025

I forgot to cancel my gym (a)   , so they charged me for another month. (SUBSCRIBE)

Answer explanation

The correct word to fill in the blank is 'subscription', which refers to the arrangement to receive services regularly. 'SUBSCRIPTION' is the same word in uppercase, but the context requires the standard form.

The YouTube channel gained a million (a)   in just a few months. (SUBSCRIBE)

Answer explanation

The correct word to fill in the blank is 'subscribers' because it is the plural form of 'subscribe' and fits grammatically in the context of gaining a million of something. 'SUBSCRIBERS' is also correct but not needed in lowercase.

His (a)   with video games is affecting his studies. (OBSESS)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'obsession' because it is the noun form of 'obsess', which fits the context of being overly focused on video games, negatively impacting his studies.

He is (a)   with collecting rare coins. (OBSESS)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'obsessed' because it is the appropriate form of the verb 'obsess' to describe a strong preoccupation with collecting rare coins.

My sister is (a)   about keeping her room clean.(OBSESS)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'obsessive' because it is the adjective form of 'obsess', describing someone who has an excessive preoccupation with keeping their room clean.

I could feel the (a)   of the train as it passed by. (VIBRATE)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'vibration' because it is the noun form of 'vibrate', fitting the context of feeling the train's movement as it passes by.

The machine produces a strong (a)   motion when turned on. (VIBRATE)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'vibratory' because it describes a motion characterized by vibration, which fits the context of the machine producing a strong motion when turned on.

I always keep my phone on (a)   during meetings. (VIBRATORY)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'vibrate' because it is the appropriate form of the word 'vibratory' to describe the setting for a phone during meetings. 'Vibrate' indicates the phone will alert without sound.

The loud music made the windows (a)   . (VIBRATORY)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'vibrate' because it directly relates to the effect of loud music on windows, which would cause them to shake or move. 'Vibrate' is the verb form derived from 'vibratory', fitting the context perfectly.

His (a)   at such a young age impressed everyone. (MATURE)

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'maturity' because it is the noun form of 'mature' that fits the context of the sentence, indicating the quality of being mature at a young age.