Answer :
This question is about filling in the blanks with appropriate adjectives or descriptive phrases that match the context of each sentence. Here are some suggestions for each sentence:
My hair's a mess I must go to the hairdresser.
- This sentence suggests that the person's hair is in an undesirable state, hence they feel the need to visit a hairdresser. Words like 'too long', 'messy', or 'unruly' can work here.
The weather's terrible I don't want to go out.
- In this case, the weather is a reason for not wanting to go outside. We could use words such as 'awful', 'bad', or 'nasty'.
The traffic is horrendous in the city.
- This sentence refers to heavy or bothersome traffic conditions in a city. Words like 'awful', 'heavy', or 'terrible' are suitable.
That's a(n) great idea! Let's do it.
- Here, the idea is being praised. Words such as 'brilliant', 'fantastic', or 'wonderful' would fit well.
How unfortunate ! Three exams on the same day!
- The speaker is expressing dissatisfaction or distress about having multiple exams. Words like 'unreasonable', 'crazy', or 'exhausting' could fit depending on the tone of the expression.
Each blank can have multiple correct answers, and the choice of word can depend on the speaker's feelings or specific situation.
