Vocabulary Test #15 – Accidents And Injuries

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1. It was fortunate that the minor accident did not damage the antique painting.  It remained ___. 
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2. Due to his ___ driving, Mr Samy knocked down a young child. 
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3. The child was badly ___ by the pit bull terrier.
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4. In the ___ of the war, many people left the country in search of a safer haven. 
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5. The only survivor of the bomb attack was bombarded with a/an ___ of questions following her discharge from the hospital. 
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6. The car was in a complete ___ after it crashed into a lorry. 
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7. Sarah suffered from severe ___ - a condition where body temperature falls below the usual level, while she was lost in the snowy mountains.  
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8. A/An ___ injury is a neck injury caused by a sudden forward movement of the upper body, especially in a car accident. 
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9. Her leg was ___ to save her life. 
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10. It was due to the mother's ___ that the baby was scalded.  She was too caught up watching television. 
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It was fortunate that the minor accident did not damage the antique...
Due to his ___ driving, Mr Samy knocked down a young child. 
The child was badly ___ by the pit bull terrier.
In the ___ of the war, many people left the country in search of a...
The only survivor of the bomb attack was bombarded with a/an ___ of...
The car was in a complete ___ after it crashed into a lorry. 
Sarah suffered from severe ___ - a condition where body temperature...
A/An ___ injury is a neck injury caused by a sudden forward movement...
Her leg was ___ to save her life. 
It was due to the mother's ___ that the baby was scalded.  She...
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