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María Francisca Yáñez Troncoso

Student No. 247879


Name: ________________________________ B1 + Pathway Vocabulary Quiz Unit 5 /20

I. Which of the following suffixes suggest which typical word classes? Complete the following
table. Note that the suffix ~ate is used twice. (each suffix is worth 0.5 marks for a total of 5
marks) /5

~ment ~al ~ion ~ise/ize


~ly ~ate ~ous ~ify
~ence ~ate ~ness

Nouns Verbs Adjectives Adverbs


~ment ~ate ~al ~ly
~ence ~ise/ize ~ate ~
~ion ~ify ~ous
~ness

II. Suffixes often tell us about the word class they belong to and help us understand their
meaning. Complete the table with one word ending with the suffixes given. Two examples have
been given. (5 marks) /5

Suffixes Example Words

~al central

~ize/ise centralize/centralise

~ly Decisively
______________________________

~ify Qualify
______________________________

~ion Tradition
______________________________

~ate Demonstrate
______________________________
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~ness Illness
______________________________

III. Add one word form to the words 1 – 8 in column A. Then complete column B with the word
form given. There is an example below (0). Each answer is worth 0.5 marks for a total of 5
marks. /5

COLUMN A COLUMN B

0. determination (__noun__) _________ _determine________ ___ (verb)

verb
1. decide (___________________) decision
______________________________ (noun)

noum
2. consistency (________________) consistent
______________________________ (adjective)

adjetive
3. demonstrative (______________) demonstration
______________________________ (verb)

adjetive
4. economical (________________) economically
______________________________ (adverb)

verb
5. qualify (___________________) qualification
______________________________ (noun)

noun
6. discussion (_________________) discuss
______________________________ (verb)

noun
7. resource (__________________) resourcefully
______________________________ (adverb)

verb
8. succeed (___________________) successful
______________________________ (adjective)

noun
9. increase (___________________) increasingly
______________________________ (adverb)

verb
10. acquire (___________________) acquisition
______________________________(noun)
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IV. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate word class of the word given in
parenthesis. An example has been given (0). (5 marks) /5

0. This study explores the effect of government ____involvement____in the economy, as


measured by the central government expenditures as a percent of Gross Domestic
Product (GDP) on the distribution of income. (INVOLVE)

1. It is precisely this sense of common purpose and public spirit crucial to the guidance of
absently
institutions in a democracy that is ____________________ from our society today.
(ABSENCE)

2. In this example, if both feature classes contained information about alpacas, there would
be no reason to have two separate feature classes. If the data was
distinct
___________________different between the two feature classes, the feature class
names should reflect that. (DISTINCTION)

tradition
3. A brief examination of the lawless ____________________ of leadership in many
troubled nations gives some clue as to how these countries have degenerated into its
present madness. (TRADITIONAL)

4. People’s relationships to all three of these aspects (systems of ownership, authority and
determine
work) _____________________ one's social class. All three relationships are necessary
and no single one is sufficient for determining a relation to the process of production in
society. (DETERMINATION)

5. Multinational corporations continue to be the centre of debate regarding the benefits


versus harm created by their operations around the world. Balancing the interests of the
consideration
varied stakeholders is an important ____________________ of top managers.
(CONSIDER)

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