Form the correct words out of their roots given in the brackets:

1. Paul has gained a lot of favour with the girls from his class who are enchanted with his most ......... (COURT) manners.
2. It's usually hard to guess when the earthquake may strike and the extent of the destruction is not ........... (PREDICT), either.
3. 'Have you got any proof of the ......... (OWN) of this vehicle, Sir?' 'Of course, I have. Will the registration card do?'
4. Even the deployment of the peacekeeping troops couldn't prevent another .......... (BREAK) of heavy fighting in the trouble spot.
5. The monthly ........ (INSTAL) that we have to pay for the furniture amount to $35.
6. It was the commander who ordered the complete ............ (ABANDON) of the aircraft carrier after it was heavily hit by the enemy's torpedoes.
7. The population of the partridge is .......... (COMPARE) small in this region considering that no shooting of these birds has been allowed since 1988.
8. Mr Higgins' outstanding merits in the field of embriology is .......... (DISPUTE). However, the point is whether he should be honoured now or when he retires.
9. Will it ever be possible for the human race to reach the extreme ......... (BOUND) of the universe?
10. Eric had been studying ............ (ENGINE) and hopes to make a good technical designer in the future.
11. The Court of Justice has rejected all the ......... (ALLEGE) against Mrs Stacey on the grounds of insufficient evidence.
12. I will never agree to that. It's absolutely ........ (THINK) to me that the rubbish dump should be placed behind my house.
13. It was her most .......... (APOLOGIZE) appearance that made us let her go unpunished.
14. The least ........... (PRODUCE) rural areas will be subsidized by the Agricultural Department to help modernize their cultivating techniques.