Vocabulary Practice

belligerent	complacent	murky
permeate	pristine	disperse

1.       My reluctance has more to do with the mythology of the native speaker of English has been exported worldwide, to the point where a blind faith in the supposed attributes of the native speaker teacher species _____ much of the ideology of English learning in Asia.

2.       Words strung together without punctuation on recall those _____ murals, Rolf Harris used to paint, where you kept tilting your head and wondering what it was.

3.       A ______ samurai, an old Japanese tale goes, once challenged a Zen master to explain the concept of heaven and hell.

4.       It is surrounded by _____ tropical jungle and beaches with temperatures around 27-30 degrees Celsius all year.

5.       But we should not be _____ even on behalf of the robust and unambiguous full stop.

6.       There is increasing evidence to suggest that languages widely ______ geographically may be more closely related than once thought.