1) Influencers are often paid to _____ luxury products, creating unrealistic aspirations for young followers. a) mould b) pester c) flaunt d) attribute 2) Some economists _____ the surge in sales to aggressive advertising and holiday discounts. a) mould b) attribute c) divide d) perpetuate 3) Children often _____ their parents for toys they see in ads or YouTube videos, adding pressure to household budgets. a) divide b) pester c) flaunt d) deepen 4) Many people _____, taking out loans just to afford the latest gadgets or fashion trends. a) get your hands on b) live beyond their means c) meet the demands d) mould 5) Advertising has the power to _____ our desires, making us believe we need things we never even wanted before. a) mould b) attribute c) pester d) flaunt 6) Online platforms now offer unprecedented _____, allowing customers to design products that reflect their personalities. a) economic growth b) customisation c) catalyst d) stoked 7) Flash sales often act as a _____ for impulse buying, pushing consumers to make purchases they didn’t plan. a) spree b) catalyst c) pester d) attribute 8) The launch of several mega malls across the city led to a job-creation _____ in the retail and service sectors. a) catalyst b) customisation c) spree d) perpetuate 9) In some wealthy neighbourhoods, _____ consumption is the norm, with people buying flashy items just to show them off. a) conspicuous b) sneaky c) intertwined d) stoked 10) The event was a ____ success (= a very great one). a) conspicuous b) sneaky c) intertwined d) stoked 11) Consumerism can worsen the _____ between social classes, as not everyone can afford branded products. a) attribute b) spree c) divide d) pester 12) Brands often use _____ tactics, like countdown timers or "only 2 left!" warnings, to pressure customers. a) sneaky  b) conspicuous c) stoked d) proponent 13) In modern life, identity and consumption are often _____, making people feel incomplete without new products. a) flaunt b) intertwined c) stoked d) sneaky 14) Clever marketing has the power to _____ public taste, shaping what people think they want. a) deepen b) mould c) flaunt d) proponent 15) Targeted ads and credit card debt can _____, forcing people to work longer just to keep up. a) rub people of life b) rob people from life c) rob people of life  d) rub people with life 16) Consumerism often _____ the belief that happiness depends on owning the newest products. a) intertwines b) perpetuates c) flaunts d) attributes 17) He’s a vocal _____ of conscious consumerism, urging people to buy less and choose wisely. a) flaunt b) attribute c) proponent d) catalyst 18) People lined up outside the store at 6 a.m. just to _____ the latest sneakers. a) drive b) meet the demands c) get their hands on d) rob people of 19) After payday, many go on a shopping _____ to treat themselves—often beyond their budget. a) spree b) mould c) catalyst d) divide 20) Fans were absolutely _____ about the brand’s new nostalgic collection. a) sneaky b) conspicuous c) stoked  d) intertwined 21) The public’s _____ thirst for novelty is what keeps the advertising industry thriving. a) intertwined b) unquenchable  c) deepen d) stoked 22) Our culture seems to have an _____ appetite for convenience, even at the cost of the environment. a) stoked b) flaunt c) unquenchable d) sneaky

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