Answer Key
Mortgage – New Vocabulary Practice
Fill in the missing words. Choose one of the words below. Sometimes you need to put them in the right form.
- RAT
- MAYHEM
- HIGH
- PAYSLIP
- OPT
- SEVERELY
- COMMONPLACE
- DUBBED
- KNOCK
- UNQUESTIONABLY
- [unquestionably] , building companies were hit really hard by the crisis.
- Such barely legal practices are [dubbed] “white collar crime“.
- With such a type of employment, people should [opt] for a different kind of loan.
- A regular worker proves his income to the bank with his [payslip] .
- That heavy snow storm caused [mayhem] for motorists.
- When Jack turned 45, he decided to leave the [rat] race and work only for himself.
- Before the credit crunch hit the economy, so called liar loans were [commonplace] .
- If you're looking for reasonable rates, it's not a good idea to go to the [high] street.
- Seniors will be [severely] affected by the change in the Health Act.
- A sole trader's effort to reduce his tax liabilities, though they help improve his financial situation, usually has a [knock-on] - effect to his chances of getting a mortgage.