Movement and speed

Exercise 47.1

1. Joe gave Hailey a (speedy / fast / quick) glance to see if she was OK.
2. If you come to a (hasty / prompt / brisk) decision, it may well be the wrong one.
3. I marked my email as urgent, so I hope I get a (brisk / prompt / rapid) response.
4. The missile attacks provoked a (fast / swift / hasty) reaction from the other side.
5. There has been a (fast / rapid / quick) increase in the number of tourists visiting the city since the museum was opened.
6. Luke has a passion for (quick / swift / fast) cars.
7. I’m glad to say that business has been very (brisk / prompt / swift) all morning.
8. I think I’d better bring the meeting to a (brisk / speedy / fast) conclusion now, as we are running out of time.