1.He has the __________(潛能) to become a world-class musician.

2.Office workers fled in _________(驚慌；恐慌) as the fire took hold.

3.Chemical weapons are b_________(禁止；取締) internationally.

4.The plan received ___________(普遍的；廣泛的) support throughout the country.

5.I can certainly feel the ___________(結(jié)果；影響) of too many late nights.

6.The greenhouse effect gives the earth’s surface the a__________ temperature of 15℃.

7.As it is raining cats and dogs outside, it is not an a__________ time to have outdoor activities.

8.If you’re worried about your health, share your a_____________with your doctor.

9.Our working time should be f___________enough to suit the needs of different people.

10.The police found a large q___________ of drugs at his home.

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