Question. Some people always like to agree with everyone because they can always see the other person's ....... of view.
(a) purpose
(b) place
(c) point
(d) proposal
Answer. C
Question. For them it's very difficult to decide and make their ....... up at times like general elections.
(a) ideas
(b) thoughts
(c) beliefs
(d) minds
Answer. D
Question. They listen to one speaker and then to another and they never know who to ....... for when the election time comes around.
(a) vote
(b) choose
(c) elect
(d) select
Answer. A
Question. The difficulty is that they always agree with the person they've last listened to and for them that is a real ........
(a) hardship
(b) hazard
(c) difficulty
(d) task
Answer. C
Question. You see, they watch one political party on TV and believe they are reasonable and talk ....... but then they watch another party and they seem reasonable, too.
(a) carefully
(b) sensibly
(c) considerably
(d) cautiously
Answer. B
Question. We have a word for these people and call them ....... voters because their views are always in the air.
(a) flitting
(b) flowing
(c) flying
(d) floating
Answer. D
Question. Of course once you are inside the building where you have to put your cross against the name of the candidate you choose, there is no time to ....... or hesitate.
(a) dither
(b) distract
(c) digress
(d) differ
Answer. A
Question. Sometimes the politicians we elect, all have to agree and make very serious decisions as it could be a matter of ....... or death.
(a) living
(b) life
(c) live
(d) livid
Answer. B
Question. Fortunately for most of us such a situation doesn't happen often and so the problem doesn't ........
(a) raise
(b) rise
(c) arise
(d) ride
Answer. C
Question. Probably the easiest solution if you can't agree on one thing or another is to ....... a coin in the air and see which side it lands on.
(a) throw
(b) move
(c) lift
(d) place
Answer. A