Vocabulary Test

​Vocabulary Test

JOBS​

Open Ended

In what jobs do people often have to work nights?

Open Ended

What’s the difference between a priority and an appointment?

Open Ended

What do you do to apply for and get a job?

Open Ended

Say three different times when you might have to sign a contract.

Open Ended

Say three things you could install.

​​Complete the sentences

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​Preposition

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Multiple Choice

I’m doing some research _____ why people forget things.

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

Do you get on _____ your sister?

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

He had an interview ____ the job of sales manager.

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

She applied ____ a job at the BBC.

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

She advises students _____ healthy eating.

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

We negotiated a good price ____ the seller.

• with

• for

• into

• on

Multiple Choice

Everyone has the right to / of a fair trial

• to

• of

Multiple Choice

I saw an advertisement for / to a great job.

• for

• to

Multiple Choice

What’s your role on / in the company?

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

They installed security cameras in / at the car park.

• in

• at

Multiple Choice

She has a bad attitude towards / for her parents.

• towards

• for

Multiple Choice

What’s the first item on / in the list.

• on

• in

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​Collocations

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Draw

Match the two halves of the sentences.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word to complete the phrasal verb.

I never got on / up with my boss.

• on

• up

Multiple Choice

I had to stay out / up till Andy came home because

he didn’t have a key.

• out

• up

Multiple Choice

I sorted up / out the papers on my desk.

• out

• up

Poll

Can you use Present Simple and Present Continuous correctly in your speech?

• Absolutely

• Yes, I think so

• Not sure

• Don't think so