Sunday, March 1, 2015

TYPES (TWO) OF PEOPLE (Advanced) (EXERCISE A47E185)













Choose a word from the box to fill in the missing words in the definitions below:


envoy       despot        hermit         predecessor     peer    swindler     bursar 
toddler      assessor    agnostic      beneficiary       compatriot      copywriter    underwriter    arbitrator         


1.    A (n) _______________ is someone who has withdrawn from society  
                                        and lives alone.
2.    A (n) _______________ is the former occupant of an office, position etc.    
3.    A (n) _______________ is a person who makes insurance contracts.
4.    A (n) _______________ is a person who holds that it is not possible to
                                        know whether God exists or not.
5.    A (n) _______________ is a  person in charge of a college or school    
                                        who is responsible for all the accounts.
6.    A (n) _______________ is a person who writes the words of an
                                        advertisement.
7.    A (n) _______________ is a person of the same age, rank or status as
                                        oneself.
8.    A (n) _______________ is a person who deceives others, usually to get
                                        money illegally.
9.    A (n) _______________ is a person who is called to settle a dispute
                                        between two people or groups – usually at the
                                        request of both sides.
10. A (n) _______________ is a fellow countryman or countrywoman.
11. A (n) _______________ is a ruler who uses their power unfairly or
                                        cruelly.
12. A (n) _______________ is a person who is entitled to receive money or
                                        property from a will or insurance policy.
13. A (n) _______________ is a small child who has just learnt to walk.
14. A (n) _______________ is a person whose job is to calculate the value
                                        of property or the amount of income or taxes.
15. A (n) _______________ is a special messenger sent by one government  
                                        to do the business with another government.

ANSWERS

Choose a word from the box to fill in the missing words in the definitions below:


envoy       despot        hermit         predecessor     peer    swindler     bursar 
toddler      assessor    agnostic      beneficiary       compatriot      copywriter    underwriter    arbitrator         


1.    hermit is someone who has withdrawn from society                                    
         and lives alone.
2.    A predecessor is the former occupant of an office, position etc.    
3.    An underwriter is a person who makes insurance contracts.
4.    An agnostic is a person who holds that it is not possible to
         know whether God exists or not.
5.    bursar is a  person in charge of a college or school    
         who is responsible for all the accounts.
6.    A  copywriter is a person who writes the words of an advertisement.
7.    A  peer is a person of the same age, rank or status as oneself.                                      
8.    A swindler is a person who deceives others, usually to get                                         
         money illegally.
9.    An arbitrator is a person who is called to settle a dispute between two
         people or groups – usually at the request of both sides.
10. A  compatriot is a fellow countryman or countrywoman.
11. A  despot is a ruler who uses their power unfairly or cruelly.                                         
12. beneficiary is a person who is entitled to receive money or
         property from a will or insurance policy.
13. toddler is a small child who has just learnt to walk.
14. A  assessor is a person whose job is to calculate the value
          of property or the amount of income or taxes.
15. An  envoy is a special messenger sent by one government  
          to do the business with another government.


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