Word formation
B2Part 3
Transform words to fill gaps (8 questions)
8 free tests · about 12 min each
Select a Test (8 available)
- 1Practice Test 1Living near an active volcanoNot started~12 min
- 2Practice Test 2Preparing for a job interviewNot started~12 min
- 3Practice Test 3The rise of ultramarathonsNot started~12 min
- 4Practice Test 4A short history of chocolateNot started~12 min
- 5Practice Test 5A new city science museumNot started~12 min
- 6Practice Test 6The science of laughterNot started~12 min
- 7Practice Test 7Buying second-hand clothesNot started~12 min
- 8Practice Test 8Mapping the deep ocean floorNot started~12 min
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Word formation
For questions 1-8, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line.
Hundreds of millions of people around the world live within reach of an active volcano. To outsiders, this choice can seem (1). Why would anyone build a home somewhere so (2)? The answer, in most cases, is soil. Volcanic ash slowly breaks down into earth that is (3) rich in minerals, which makes the land around many volcanoes some of the most (4) farmland on the planet. Many families have farmed the same slopes for generations and have no wish to leave. Tourism brings (5) income, as visitors come to see steaming craters and hot springs. Living with the risk, however, requires careful (6). In many areas, scientists keep a close watch on the ground for signs of movement, and local people take part in regular evacuation drills. Although eruptions remain (7) to some extent, modern equipment gives (8) far more warning than their grandparents ever had.
1. REASON
2. DANGER
3. EXTREME
4. PRODUCE
5. ADD
6. PREPARE
7. PREDICT
8. RESIDE
About this task
Transform the given base word to fill each gap correctly
Transform words to fill gaps (8 questions)