Answer Key

Legal problems – New Vocabulary Practice

You have already passed this section on 2015-03-02 at 6:07.

Fill in the missing words. Choose one of the words below. Sometimes you need to put them in the right form.
  • PREMIUM
  • SOUND
  • FABRICATE
  • COMMIT
  • EXAGGERATE
  • DISGRUNTLED
  • SPY
  • LAY
  • LURK
  • BELLIGERENT
  1. Captain Wren has the strong, unwavering leadership and  [sound] judgment we need in this time of war and terrorist threat.
  2. Most of us will not mind paying a higher  [premium] if the insurance covers more medicare expenses.
  3. Does installing the Flash player allow sites to use my webcam to  [spy] on me? Am I too paranoid?
  4. On his new webpage an ex-Burger King employee gives his negative views on the company, and allows other  [disgruntled] ex-employees to post on a message board.
  5. There is sufficient evidence in the public domain to strongly suspect that Bush [committed] election fraud in the handling of the US Attorney firings.
  6. Our boss  [exaggerated] the impact of the demonstration on the company sales. It wasn't that bad!
  7. The mysterious cosmic presence called dark energy, which is accelerating the expansion of the universe, might be  [lurking] in hidden dimensions of space.
  8. When a person lies he needs to  [fabricate] another lie to cover his tracks... Some people simply enjoy lying and I think they are so used to it that they cannot differentiate between the truth and lies anymore...
  9. Intel Corp. plans to  [lay] off 800 workers from a chip-making plant in Colorado by August, after Marvell Semiconductor Inc. began ordering those parts from another supplier, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
  10. Are you  [belligerent] ? Be careful! People who seem to always be looking for a fight may find themselves at greater risk of heart disease, a new study suggests.