1. An administrator must ...... evaluate his own views because his influence can be ...... if he has personal prejudices.

2. The increasing revival of dramatic classics is, to We critic, ...... ; it seems to him a sign of the ...... of the modem theatre.

3. We have to ...... in our young men and women sense of discipline, which is a ...... for progress and happiness.

4. The practice of painting slogans on rock faces, once a thriving industry in Britain has fallen into ...... but there has recently been a (an) ...... in Country Antrim.

5. Disarmament and development in our time are ...... interrelated but ...... development will depend on a change in the world's political thinking.

6. The counter clerk was very busy and ...... not pay ...... to Sameer's request.

7. It is ...... superstition to suppose that knowledge can be ...... only by going to schools and colleges.

8. The Government has ...... a working group to ...... technological gaps in selected industries in the small scale sector.

9. ...... persons are inclined to ......

10. He had managed to ...... several times, but was finally ...... by the police.