Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Directions: You are required to choose the best word fits the blank spaces in each text.

It is believed that our (1) ______ genetic characteristics play the (2) ______ role in our being beautiful, attractive and appealing to other individuals. Although there is no (3) ______ theory on what beauty really is and how it works, the results of a recent scientific (4) ______ seem to (5) ______ the hypothesis that our facial features are determined (6) by our brains. Their possible role is to (7) ______ health and fertility as well as genetic superiority - the quality that people, (8) ______, share with animals which, like humans, have their own sexual preferences. Most species of birds, for example, rely on the brightest colours of plumage when (9) ______ their (10) ______. To them, the vivid (11) ______ of the feathers indicate the potential partner's genetic fitness to produce healthy (12) ______.

Who would have thought that the great champion would have to withdraw from the Anatolian Rally because of a simple ______?

I daresay this man is ______ to stealing. He's never going to give it up.

He was dismissed from service for his insistent ______.