Form a word that fits suitably in the blank space

Use the words in capitals to form a word that fits suitably in the blank space.
Example: INFORM

You can find all the necessary … on this Internet site. − You can find all the necessary information on this Internet site.
1. EDUCATE

I’m sure that an all−round … is necessary for every child.
2. MUSIC

What … instrument would you like to play? − The guitar.
3. BROADCAST

The BBC (British … Corporation) was created in 1922. It was a company that broadcast radio services.
4. USE

This article is full of … information. You should read it.
5. NATIONAL

The 3rd … photo exhibition started its work yesterday. Photographers from ten European countries are taking part in it.
6. APPROVE

According to the survey most people … of showing adverts on TV.

Слово, написанное заглавными буквами, над каждым предложением может использоваться, чтобы подобрать слово, которое грамматически подходит предложению. Заполните каждый пробел этим способом.

 1.     TRANSLATE
The girl was awarded a prize for her English translation of the poem.
2.      DISCUSS
The discussion has already begun.
3.      DEVELOP
Hong Kong is famous for its quick economic development.
4.      WIN
At the award ceremony the winner collected a gold medal for his excellent Russian.
5.      PERFORM
Her last performance in the theatre was successful.
6.      TOUR
The National Park is visited by thousands of tourists every summer
7.      MEET
We’ll discuss this important question at the meeting tomorrow

III.  The word in capitals above each of the
following sentences can be used to form a word that fits suitably in the blank
space. Fill each blank in this way.

Example:  DANGER

               It was a very dangerous trip.

1. PROTECT

   People of some professions
should wear … clothing.

2. NATURE

  If you care about the protection
of the environment, you should buy only … food with no added chemicals.

3. ECOLOGY

  You have probably already heard
about such a profession as an … .

4. PREDICT

   Scientists have made … and they
are alarming.

5. USE

  Many things that we throw away
can still be … .