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Exercise "Adjectives of the day", created by gogopet (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 422 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 53.5 / 100 Share


Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): coyote09 / FRANCE, on Sunday 20 March - 06:43:
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Stats (419 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 40.8 %
This photo conjures up memories of the * days of my childhood, especially the day I learned to ride a bike and the day I finally defied the bullies who had been annoying me for years in school.

Question 2 passed: 67.8 %
Art therapists need an expansive visual vocabulary to be * enough to help children, adolescents, and adults explore their emotions, reduce anxiety, relieve stress, and improve self-esteem.

Question 3 passed: 49.4 %
I heard persistent though outrageously * assertions that they were more interested in selling people's privacy to the highest bidder than collecting it to manage their customer relationship.

Question 4 passed: 28.9 %
Good and bad events temporarily affect happiness, but people quickly adapt back to * neutrality. What once provided a thrill becomes a mere part of the background.

Question 5 passed: 42.7 %
Telling the story well and keeping it relevant was a challenge for the * genius who possessed great talents and was highly appreciated by people from a wide variety of backgrounds.

Question 6 passed: 60.9 %
A constitutional law expert, Jordan Turner, confirmed a * penalty of $2 million, meaning any belongings recovered of up to that amount could be confiscated from the convicted fraudster.

Question 7 passed: 67.5 %
His statements about millimeter waves for 5G access networks are almost entirely * and are not based on established health effects associated with the potential for cancer causing DNA damage.

Question 8 passed: 42 %
Consumers are considered to be fairly well informed and * and if they are not willing to accept how a food is labelled, they should get in touch with the food business operator.

Question 9 passed: 57 %
Despite the fact that bullying and harassment and workplace incivility more broadly are * and repeated signs that something is not right, research has ignored its longer term consequences.

Question 10 passed: 49.6 %
Scratching an itch could induce an * response which could be both pleasant and unpleasant to various degrees in soothing itchy skin, according to some researchers.

Question 11 passed: 40.6 %
The bulk of * cases won't do all that much to help workers. They are mostly based on how a merger would affect consumers and especially whether it leads to higher prices.

Question 12 passed: 64.4 %
A diet centered on * whole foods when chosen correctly and consumed in reasonable portions in combination with foods that contain protein or healthy fats promotes a lean body composition.


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