Word Formation Quiz 15 (30 MCQs)

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1. What does the suffix-er/-or mean?
2. The communication/ communicative/ communicate between the two teams was essential for the project's success.
3. Which of these word roots indicates bone?
4. We need to ..... the working hours.
5. Their failure to act is ..... of their lack of interest.
6. I'm not ..... I just like to be on my own.
7. I got into a business ..... with my cousin but it ended being .....
8. The new lazer treatment can extract teeth .....
9. It's too noisy! I can't ..... on my work.
10. I have more ..... than you to study because I am self .....
11. Which method of word formation involves creating new words by adding affixes to existing ones?
12. The model was ..... dressed in an elegant evening gown.
13. I was told to ..... what I was describing, rather than merely reporting it objectively.
14. There are many ..... employed people in Europe today.
15. I need someone ..... to take care of the children while I'm at work.
16. The injured bird looked ..... , and we didn't know how to help it.
17. I'm only a sales assistant, but I reckon that I'll be the manager this time next month.(REALITY)
18. Drop the Final vowel and add eroEl Zapato
19. Did you know that Tiger Woods earns huge amounts of money for every ..... he makes?
20. Find ADJECTIVE made from verb
21. It was such a ..... couraging experience.
22. It is important to have a/an (VIRUS) ..... software installed on your device.
23. Is there a good French ..... of Shakespeare's Play?
24. Several hundred species of birds ..... the island.
25. I lost my wallet! It ..... appeared without a trace!
26. Such an act would have been deceitful and .....
27. In spite of my challenges, I ..... myself every day so that I can be successful in the future ..... is very important for success!
28. She stood ..... gazing at the sun all day.
29. Most people can ..... clearly between a real and a simulated smile.
30. The word 'nice' used to mean clumsy or careless, later foolish but now means agreeable or pleasant, the process whereby a words acquires a more positve meaning is called