Please choose the word that best completes each sentence.

1. The majority of students enjoy their (corporal/ bodily/ physical) education classes.

2. Do you think he will be able to (accomplish/ carry out/ fulfill) his promise not to raise taxes?

3. Some of the students had a field (trip/ journey/ voyage) to an Iron Age settlement last month.

4. This discussion has (lifted/ raised/ enhanced) many interesting issues, so we'd better continue it.

5. James is popular with many people, so it is not surprising to hear that he won the election by a (large/ wide/ long) margin.

6. The results of the (needs/ demands/ requirements) analysis show that most of the university students study English to improve their reading skills.

7. It is a pity that a(n) (important/ significant/ primary) number of drives still refuse to wear seat belts.

8. We are proud to announce that our company has consistently (outgrown/ out performed/ outweighed) its larger rivals.