She is so talented – she can go anywhere she wants.The ____ ‘s the limit.

After a moment’s hesitation, she ___ some courage and bought a ticket to bungee-jumping.

We really had no idea what our new life in Australia would be like. It was a leap in the ____.

Poor Dan! He was a bundle of ____ before his first job interview.

Every time I think about the looming session I get butterflies in my ____.

Your academic thesis is the greatest academic challenge you’ll _______ as a student.

Todd Rogers and his colleagues were looking at how often politicians ______ questions during debates.

Politicians practice paltering all the time, says Rogers, a behavioural scientist __ Harvard Kennedy School.

The public are clearly sick of being lied __ and trust in politicians is plummeting. 

Writing a dissertation is an opportunity to indulge your interests and spread your _____ intellectually.

Guess the word or collocation by its definition.

a situation or event which is much less impressive than expected (2-word phrase)

An enthusiast of the TED (Technology,Entertainment, Design) series of conferences (noun)

(of a television series or film, or a brand name) to reach a point when far-fetched events are included merely for the sake of novelty, indicative of a decline in quality, when creative efforts evolution declines. (an idiom)

describing the political belief that an action is good when it helps a large number of people (adjective)

to become stronger again after a period of weakness or defeat (one-word verb)

contrary to intuition or to common-sense expectation (hyphenated adjective)

the tendency for people's behaviour or beliefs to conform to those of the group to which they belong (2-word noun phrase)

about a reaction, describing a reaction in a very predictable way, emotionally, without thinking (3-word collocation)

children who have gained a considerable online following by creating child-centered content on social media channels (noun)

in a clear and detailed way, leaving no room for confusion (adverb)