Pitanje 1: More colloquial expressions speak of someone being out like a light, spark out or for a very ....... sleeper dead to the world heavy big huge large Pitanje 2: The teacher found it quite ....... to try and teach the children because they refused to listen to a word she was saying. futile festive fatuous feeble Pitanje 3: For example some of my clients cannot decide whether to have ....... fruit or tiramisu. picked fresh wet plucked Pitanje 4: Middle Eastern restaurants often have a way of whisking you away to a far off land of belly dancers, exotic spices and ....... drink. instigating incriminating intoxicating intimidating Pitanje 5: Once this disclosure is ....... it's the job of the journalist to follow it through to a satisfactory conclusion. high pitched hightailed highlighted heightened Pitanje 6: You don't have to read just novels but also newspapers so that you can see examples of ....... language. automatic dogmatic idiomatic axiomatic Pitanje 7: Fortunately she took no notice of the reviews of her acting and was quite ....... to some of the more sarcastic comments. important immediate impervious impenetrable Pitanje 8: It's very hard trying to get the tenses right in English. In fact it's the ....... devil to know whether it's simple or continuous. actual same usual very Pitanje 9: I always like to get to an appointment in ....... time. fine clear best good Pitanje 10: The press had been ....... by an unknown source to make as much publicity about him as they could. promoted picked prompted proposed