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The Reality of Public Relations

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Question 1

DECEIVE

The Reality of Public Relations - Part 3: Word Formation

This is a C2 Proficiency practice exam for Part 3: Word Formation. The summary below keeps the exercise understandable, linkable, and accessible outside the interactive runner.

Reading Text

The pleasant demeanor of a specialist managing a crisis can be (17) _______________. Behind the scenes of the corporate tour that is now a staple of modern branding, the executive may be a leading (18) _______________ for a 'Shattered Nerves' award. This is a satirical prize for clients (19) _______________ acting out, nominated by the weary, often (20) _______________ publicists who travel globally securing media slots. They describe themselves as 'facilitators' as they manage the volatile tempers and (21) _______________ requests of their patrons. Among the most taxing (22) _______________ for these professionals are the political figures remembered for shouting at staff in public using (23) _______________ language. One (24) _______________ of a year-long campaign, who nominated their boss for the award, noted: 'He regards us all as mere subordinates.' The pressure of maintaining a perfect public image often takes a heavy toll on those working behind the scenes.

Exam Questions Summary

Question 1

[DECEIVE]

Question 2

[CONTEND]

Question 3

[ALLEGE]

Question 4

[TRAUMA]

Question 5

[CONVENTION]

Question 6

[ASSIGN]

Question 7

[COLOUR]

Question 8

[SURVIVE]