False Or Artificial? (Collocations)?

Question

+5

Choose which goes with which,

1. teeth

2. passport

3. limbs

4. alarm

5. light

6. flowers

7. hair

8. pearls

9. note

10. tears

11. impression

12. additives

_{From: Evans, V. (2002) CPE Use of English 1 for the Revised Cambridge Proficiency Exam: Student's Book. Express Publishing.}

Sep 20 2008 22:02:48

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Sep 20 2008 23:41:19

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Sep 21 2008 18:11:34

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Sep 21 2008 20:10:04

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Sep 25 2008 04:45:37

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PuccaThis one was "easy", finally
This one was not meant for you!
Tanit
PuccaThis one was "easy", finally
This one was not meant for you!

Are you excluding me?
PuccaAre you excluding me
Yup! Shoot higher, Pucca, you can make it.
Aaargh! 11 out of 12! I want to get the maximum score, because I am curious... What are the prizes? Gadgets? Money? Medals? A laptop? A cruise?
KooyeenWhat are the prizes? Gadgets? Money? Medals? A laptop? A cruise?
Much, much more than that ... a perfect knowledge of prescriptive British English.
That's what you're after, right?