English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

Unit 67
 67.1
1 generated (
produced
is also quite acceptable here, with little difference in meaning, except 
perhaps that it focuses more on the result, while 
generated
focuses more on the process of getting 
the result)
2 produce (
produce
is the most frequent collocation for 
list
, but in more formal, technical contexts, 
generate
can also be used)
3 caused (
brought about
is also possible here)
4 sparked / precipitated (
caused
, 
produced
and 
provoked
would all also be possible here, but 
spark 
and 
precipitate
are ideal for things which explode suddenly and violently)
5 resulted (no other possibilities: 
result
collocates with 
in
)
6 given (
brought
or 
provided me with
could also be used with the same meaning here)
7 provoked (
caused
,
 produced
and 
generated
are also possible, but 
provoke
is ideal for negative 
responses and emotions)
8 precipitate (
cause
or 
bring about
are also possible here, but would be less dramatic)
 67.2
1 I have good grounds 
for believing that he is lying.
2 My suspicions are based 
on what I saw with my own eyes.
3 The government’s decision has serious implications 
for the economy.
4 His fear of flying stems 
from a film he once saw.
5 I’m glad to say that all her hard work has resulted 
in success.
6 The riots will probably bring 
about a change of government.
7 A considerable amount of damage was caused