1. The study calculated that replacing weekly fruit juice ... with whole fruits could bring health benefits. (consume) 2. For my birthday Mother baked a cake with yellow ... . (ice) 3. Carbohydrates, proteins and fats are c...

1. The study calculated that replacing weekly fruit juice ... with whole fruits could bring health benefits. (consume) 2. For my birthday Mother baked a cake with yellow ... . (ice) 3. Carbohydrates, proteins and fats are called ... because they provide the fuel your body needs. (nutrition) 4. Many women have to juggle ... and a full-time job. (mother) 5. ... are unavoidable when three ... live under one roof. (argue, generate) 6. Her deep ... of her sister was evident. (hate) 7. Older people who live alone often need help with gardening and house ... (maintain) 8. Positive attitude helps employees to get along with ... and managers. (worker) 9. China’s air... has cut life ... by an average of 5.5 years in the north of the country and caused higher rates of lung cancer. (pollute, expect) 10. It is much safer to use stainless steel or glass ... instead of plastic ones. (contain) Упражнение 2. Раскройте скобки. Образуйтеприлагательные. 1. My favorite ... book is “Appetite” by Nigel Slater. (cooker) 2. Eating can also make you ..., and so can waking up in the morning. (thirst) 3. You shouldn’t rest on your laurels but try to improve your ... performance. (academy) 4. Highly ... gas is naturally found in coal mines. (explode) 5. An ... species is a species of organisms facing a very high risk of extinction. (danger) 6. The most... earthquake struck in Shanxi, China 1556. (disaster) 7. ... exploitation of nature by man has resulted in the effects we have to deal with now. (thought) 8. Laos is a landlocked ... country, widely covered by tropical forest. (mountain) 9. I decided to take a walk. It would be too ... to wait in the queue. (tire) Упражнение 3. Используйте отрицательные приставки. Образуйте подходящие по смыслу слова. 1. The service was slow and the waiter’s familiarity was … , so we left without paying. (accept) 2. Some children are a challenge, especially when they ... in public places. (behaviour) 3. To my ... , the restaurant was overbooked and we had to spend the evening at home. (appoint) 4. Michael was ... about what dessert to order. (decide) 5. Parents’... of their children’s behaviour and life choices can ruin their lives. (approve) 6. There is a huge difference between ... children and those merely ... to listen to their parents’ advice. (obey, will) 7. Young children mustn’t be left ... either at home or at public places. (attention) 8. She was frequently left alone by her ... husband. (faith) 9. If you describe someone as ..., you are criticising them because they are unable to do their job or a task properly or are ... to act in this capacity. (competence, qualifications) 10. Banks are still seen as ... and many people keep their savings at home. (security)