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Vocabulary

Academic Words 6

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Task 1
 Match the words on the left to the words on the right

1. affect

a section of a story

2. appropriate

a mathematical or logical statement

3. categories

fitting

4. chapter

materials

5. credit

involvement

6. cultural

a questionnaire or investigation

7. equation

possible or possibility

8. focus

related to culture

9. injury

exchange or move

10. participation

choose

11. perceived

acknowledgement

12. potential

influence

13. purchase

classes, groups

14. resources

seen to be something

15. select

looked for

16. sought

centre

17. survey

buy

18. transfer

damage

Task 2
Fill the gaps with one of the words from task 1

  1. There is a ............. centre in the city where you can learn about the traditions of other countries.
  2. Can you ............. my call to the help desk.
  3. She has a lot of ............. to be a great tennis player.
  4. Please ............. on of the following options.
  5. We need to  ............. the house before we buy it.
  6. I never receive any ............. for the hard work that I do.
  7. ............. in the class is important for every student.
  8. His job can ............. his mood so much, I think he needs to look for another one.
  9. We are running out of natural ..............
  10. Most students fall into one or two of the four ............. of learning styles.
  11. You must be sure that the way that you dress is ............. to your job.
  12. Although he is ............. as a hero, Einstien had an unheroic private life.
  13. ‘Family, food, friends and freedom’ is my ............. for happiness.
  14. You should  ............. on learning verbs first.
  15. We are moving on to a new  ............. in our lives.
  16. Have you .............legal advice about this problem?
  17. I want to ............. a new car but I don’t know if I can afford it.
  18. He came home from the match with a bad ............. so we took him to hospital.

Task 3
Choose which word in italics is correct

  1. The injured/injury dog looking unwell so we took him to a vet.
  2. I’ve just finished another captor/chapter of the book I’m writing.
  3. That thief was going to purloin/purchase my laptop computer.
  4. The equation/equator is an imaginary line around the earth.
  5. You should focus/examine on your pronunciation.
  6. I don’t think that what you said was appropriated/appropriate.
  7. They will sought/sort out the letters at the Post Office.
  8. If you need materials, just look inour resource/resource cupboard.
  9. Try to give one hundred perceived/percent of your attention during this session.
  10. It’s important that everyone gets a chance to participation/participate today.
  11. He categorically/category denied the accusations.
  12.  Can I carry out a surveillance/survey on you?
  13. Elect/Select one of the following options…
  14. Smoking can seriously affect/effect your health.
  15. Potential/Potentially is our greatest resource.
  16. I must credit/debit my team of researchers, who have helped me from the beginning.
  17. Have you ever suffered from cultural/culture shock?
  18.  The prisoners were transferred/transfer to another detention centre.

Task 4
Write your own sentences using each of the words.

  1. culture
  2. transfer
  3. potential
  4. select
  5. survey
  6. credit
  7. participation
  8. affect
  9. resources
  10. categories
  11. appropriate
  12. perceived
  13. equation
  14. focus
  15. chapter
  16. sought
  17. purchase
  18. injury

Answers

Task 1

chapter

  1. a section of a story

equation

  1. a mathematical or logical statement

appropriate

  1. fitting

resources

  1. materials

participation

  1. involvement

survey

  1. a questionnaire

potential

  1. possible or possibility

cultural

  1. related to culture

transfer

  1. exchange or move

select

  1. choose

credit

  1. acknowledgement

affect

  1. influence

categories

  1. classes, groups

perceived

  1. seen to be something

sought

  1. looked for

focus

  1. centre

purchase

  1. buy

injury

  1. damage

 

Task 2

  1. culture
  2. transfer
  3. potential
  4. select
  5. survey
  6. credit
  7. participation
  8. affect
  9. resources
  10. categories
  11. appropriate
  12. perceived
  13. equation
  14. focus
  15. chapter
  16. sought
  17. purchase
  18. injury

Task 3

  1. injured
  2. chapter
  3. purloin
  4. equator
  5. focus
  6. appropriate
  7. sort
  8. resource
  9. percent
  10. participate
  11. categorically
  12. survey
  13. Select
  14. affect
  15. Potential
  16. credit
  17. culture
  18. transferred

Task 4
Answers may vary

Please choose an option below:

Academic Word List

Academic Words 1 - Academic Words 2 - Academic Words 3 - Academic Words 4 - Academic Words 5 - Academic Words 6 - Academic Words 7 - Academic Words 8 - Academic Words 9 - Academic Words 10 - Academic Words 11

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