Słowotwórstwo ćwiczenie nr 24

For questions 1-14 read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of the line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. The first answer has been given as an example.

JAZZ IMPROVISATION

I believe the most difficult (1) humans make are those which require (2) and change. We are a species of habit, one which prefers a daily return to the sanctity of its own preserved environment and one which would rather sidestep perceived conflict. As we age this becomes more apparent. We are (3) when asked to taste, hear, touch, and view the (4) . Exploring the unknown requires a certain amount of faith and a (5) to improvise. One must abandon preconceived notions governing eventual outcome.
(6) for eternity have been improvising. Whether it's an object chosen to transmit sound or a (7) of tones arranged to communicate a thought, they have been at the fore front of (8). Bach, Beethoven and Chopin were great (9).
In many instances they played from a basic sketch or as we do in (10) music, a chart. Bach scripted melodies underlined by a figured bass leaving the inner details open for (11), including a series of Roman numerals as guidelines. Chopin developed a (12) as a master of improvisation as he travelled the Polish countryside dazzling audiences with his penchant for spontaneity. Still, other (13) left some of their most acclaimed compositions incomplete, eventually pieced together by musicologists. We think of jazz as being the greatest ambassador of improvisation because it (14) identifies improvisation a vital component in its make-up.

1. ADJUST 2. FLEXIBLE 3. APPREHENSION 4. FAMILIAR 5. WILLING 6. MUSIC 7. COMBINE 8. INNOVATE 9. IMPROVISATION 10. CONTEMPORANEOUS 11. INTERPRET 12. REPUTABLE 13. COMPOSE 14. PROUD