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1. Fill in: private, office, creativity, action, still, anonymous, all-star, plot, miniature, effects. 1. The special **effects** in this film were brilliant! 2. Council workers can't do anything with graffiti on **private** property. 3. Rick loves **action**-packed films, as they are full of excitement and adventure scenes. 4. No one knows the author's name, as he chooses to remain **anonymous**. 5. Willard Wigan is famous because of his **miniature** sculptures. 6. The children had to sit perfectly **still** while the photographer was taking their picture. 7. I don't like this book because the **plot** is quite boring. 8. Tom shows a lot of artistic **creativity**; he wants to become an artist. 9. The box **office** of this film made over 69 million pounds in the UK. 10. This film is a great romantic comedy with an amazing **all-star** cast. 2. Complete the sentences with the correct comparative/superlative form. 1. This is **the most delicious** cheese-cake I have ever had! 2. I think Spanish is **easier** than Japanese. 3. Steve Jobs is **more famous** than Kirill Bazanov. 4. Sharks are **more dangerous** than other fish. 5. Do you feel **better** today than yesterday? 6. London is **the biggest** city in England. 7. He turned out to be **angrier** than I had expected. 8. Jane's notebook is **cheaper** than mine. 9. Cycling is one of **the most dangerous** sports. 10. He is **the richest** man in town. 3. Complete the sentences with verbs formed using the prefixes re-, dis-, mis-, under, over-. 1. They often **overcharge** us in the restaurant but they give us some money back. 2. Please, don't **misunderstand** me, but I can't come to the party. 3. I **dislike** mushrooms, so I never eat dishes with them. 4. You should **rewrite** your composition because you made many mistakes. 5. We often **underestimate** ourselves, but we should believe in our abilities! 4. Fill in: into, out of, through, away, over. 1. Jack ran **into** his sister yesterday at the cafe. 2. When I was young I got angry and ran **away** from home. 3. I think we should run **through** this scene one more time. 4. The driver nearly ran **over** a dog when it jumped in front of his car. 5. We ran **out of** carrots. — I'll go and buy some.