Focus 4. Vocabulary 6

We read the story _______________ because we wanted to make sure we had the facts correct.

He's a _______________ good tennis player, despite no one in his family being any good at sport.

An _______________ high number of children are overweight.

She _______________ ignored my advice because she hates anyone telling her what to do. She failed the exam as a result.

We had a great lesson on how to identify ____________ ____________ – information that can't be trusted.

You shouldn’t really take everything at __________ (without checking its accuracy). Be a little more critical.

If you're not sure about something, then _________ (examine for a second time) the facts before believing it is true.

It's so easy to _____ (change so that it is false) the truth just by holding back a few details.

When you go online, you should make sure you _____ (analyse the information) that seem unrealistic.

I read the news on _____ (every day) to keep up with what's happening in the world.

If you don't _____, you have no idea if what you are reading is accurate or not.

The careers fair was so helpful but we are _____ now, I'm not sure I'm going to remember everything when I get home.