Выбор слова-синонима по материалам РТ в английском языку

Мы уже ранее обращались к этой теме на основе заданий ЦТ прошлых лет. Напоминаем, что в текущем варианте ЦТ и ЦЭ по английскому языку отсутствует, но, не факт, что к этим заданиям не вернутся в ближайшие годы.

Упражнение на поиск слова-синонима

1.He failed to match his incredible = ___ long jump performance.
1.unbelievable 2.invisible 3.insignificant
2.His support is critical = ___ to the success of the project.
1.harmful 2.disapproving 3.important
3.Students who take a gap year are often more mature = ___ and responsible.
1.cultural 2.traditional 3.serious
4.The whole family are committed = ___ vegetarians.
1.competent 2.devoted 3.competitive
5.He urged all citizens to boycott = ___ the polls.
1.damage 2.stay away from 3.criticise
6.There are serious penalties for failure to comply with = ___ the regulations.
1.meet 2.give up 3.change
7.I was tempted = ___ into ordering a whole new wardrobe.
1.prevented 2.annoyed 3.persuaded
8.When a great opportunity like that comes along, you’d be a fool not to exploit = ___ it.
1.take advantage of 2.develop 3.create
9.The death of someone we love is a traumatic = ___ event.
1.stressful 2.fantastic 3.dangerous
10.I ‘m not prepared to stay and listen to these outrageous = ___ insults.
1.unnoticeable 2.inappropriate 3.unnecessary
11.I was thrilled = ___ that so many important people turned up to the party.
1.excited 2.bothered 3.upset
12.We don’t yet know what the venue = ___ will be for the ceremony.
1.performance 2.adventure 3.place
13.He motioned = ___ me in another direction.
1.said 2.waved 3.smiled
14.This year has seen a boom = ___ in book sales.
1.rise 2.chaos 3.crisis
15.When they knew that they had won, they were really delighted = ___.
1.happy 2.educated 3.exciting
16.It sounds like a good offer, but there may be a catch = ___.
1.attraction 2.advantage 3.condition
17.I wanted to discover = ___ where he had been, but I did not like to ask directly.
1.invent 2.investigate 3.recall
18.Springtime in Paris is particularly enchanting = ___.
1.loud 2.boring 3.attractive
19.It was sensible = ___ of her to postpone the trip due to the bad weather.
1.rational 2.emotional 3.noticeable
20.Everyone crowded round, eager = ___ and excited.
1.unwilling 2.impatient 3.forced
21.It gave me a real thrill = ___ to see her again after so many years.
1.excitement 2.fear 3.surprise
22.When I moved to France, I was seeking a new challenge = ___.
1.objection 2.trial 3.argument
23.It seems incredible = ___ that no one foresaw the crisis.
1.obvious 2.possible 3.unlikely
24.Pets should be treated with affection = ___.
1.protection 2.pretence 3.love
25.The clue = ___ to solving our energy problem lies in conservation.
1.offer 2.key 3.reaction
26.The army must give power back to the legitimate = ___ government.
1.maximal 2.official 3.occasional
27.Surely the function of the law is to protect = ___ everyone’s rights.
1.defend 2.prevent 3.provoke
28.Management felt no compulsion = ___ to provide housing for families.
1.dislike 2.necessity 3.sympathy
29.The airline industry needs to adopt = ___ a more consistent approach.
1.copy 2.change 3.lend
30.Don’t worry, he’ll do it eventually = ___, but he might take a long time to get round to it.
1.finally 2.suddenly 3.generally
31.We share = ___ an interest in gardening.
1.divide 2.distribute 3.have
32.Grants are available for less well-off = ___ families.
1.expensive 2.wealthy 3.healthy
33.Is he aware of = ___ the price of shoes like those?
1.familiar with 2.ignore about 3.afraid of
34.He is very inventive = ___, always dreaming up new gadgets for the home.
1.original 2.familiar 3.beautiful
35.I haven’t had time to think far ahead = ___.
1.in future 2.instead 3.at once
36.She was furious = ___ at her husband for coming so late.
1.ignorant 2.calm 3.mad
37.He claimed = ___ that it was all a conspiracy against him.
1.doubted 2.found out 3.declared
38.We are looking for kids from all different backgrounds = ___.
1.social categories 2.locations 3.reasons
39.One of the many benefits = ___ of foreign travel is learning how to cope with the unexpected.
1.advantages 2.problems 3.prospects
40.Modems were standard = ___ equipment on PCs sold for home use.
1.updated 2.stable 3.normal
41.You can hardly = ___ expect a pay rise when you’ve only been working for the company for two weeks!
1.quite firmly 2.nearly constantly 3.almost never
42.He’s acknowledged = ___ as a leader in the local community.
1.addressed 2.approved 3.greeted
43.One major = ___ factor was the revolution in communications.
1.frequent 2.important 3.unusual
44.He raised his eyes to the altar as if seeking inspiration = ___.
1.stimulus 2.education 3.fame
45.Unemployment, inflation and greater inequality are often the downside = ___ of a market economy.
1.attraction 2.drawback 3.feature
46.For twenty-five years they had failed to maintain = ___ law and order.
1.preserve 2.ruin 3.change
47.They plunged = ___ into the pool together.
1.relaxed 2.threw 3.raised
48.Textbook writing can be an intellectually and financially rewarding = ___ activity.
1.worthless 2.respectable 3.satisfying
49.The thrill = ___ for me was finding the rare specimens.
1.excitement 2.fear 3.worry
50.My old bicycle was so rusty = ___ that the gears had frozen.
1.luxurious 2.trendy 3.time-worn

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