ENGLISH EXERCISES - FCE - NOUN AND PREPOSITION - VOCABULARY

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1) In Western cultures, past events have little relevance the future.

CORRECT! RELEVANCE TO STH

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2) His remarks the employment question led to a heated debate.

CORRECT! REMARK ON | ABOUT SB/STH

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3) She doesn't really like the taste chicken any more.

CORRECT! TASTE OF STH

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4) There is no comparison the Beatles and The Jonas Brothers.

CORRECT! COMPARISON BETWEEN SB/STH

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5) I have a sudden desire a cup of coffee.

CORRECT! DESIRE FOR STH

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6) Did you hear the interview the President on the radio this morning?

CORRECT! INTERVIEW WITH SB

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7) The internet was the result some visionary thinking by people in the early 1960s.

CORRECT! RESULT OF STH

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8) There is great public concern some of the chemicals used in food preservation.

CORRECT! CONCERN ABOUT SB/STH

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9) There has been a large rise the number of allergy-related health problems.

CORRECT! RISE IN STH

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10) Is there really an alternative animal testing?

CORRECT! ALTERNATIVE TO STH

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1)	relevance to sth	the quality or state of being closely connected or appropriate
2)	remark on sb/sth	something that you say or write which expresses an opinion
3)	taste of sth	the particular quality that different foods and drinks
4)	comparison between	the process of comparing two or more things
5)	desire for sth	a strong wish to have or do something
6)	interview with sb/sth	a meeting at which a journalist asks somebody questions
7)	result of sth	anything that is due to something already done
8)	concern about sb/sth	a worried or nervous feeling about something
9)	rise in sth	an increase in an amount, a number or a level
10)	alternative to sth	a possibility of choice, especially between two things

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