B2/C1 English exam guide B1P1

B2/C1 English Exam Guide B1P1

Week 1-5

Vocabulary
Week 1

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the noun 'assistance'?

• Help or support given to someone

• A chance to do something

• A restriction or weakness

• A physical or mental condition

Multiple Choice

Which word refers to a difficult task or problem?

• Challenge

• Opportunity

• Device

• Routine

Multiple Choice

What does the phrasal verb 'deal with' mean?

• To run quickly

• To adjust to new conditions

• To quit or leave an activity

• To manage or handle a situation

Multiple Choice

What is a 'disability'?

• A restriction or weakness

• A condition that limits movements or activities

• A chance to do something

• A tool designed for a purpose

Multiple Choice

What does 'eyesight' refer to?

• The ability to see

• A medical problem

• A developmental condition

• A regular set of actions

Multiple Choice

What is a 'limitation'?

• A restriction or weakness

• A doctor specializing in mental health

• A substance given to protect from disease

• A person who starts a business

Multiple Choice

Who is a 'role model'?

• A person whose behavior is an example to others

• A person who supports a cause

• A person who starts a business

• A doctor specializing in mental health

Multiple Choice

What does the verb 'abuse' mean?

• To treat someone badly

• To run quickly

• To adjust to new conditions

• To identify an illness

Multiple Choice

What is an 'advocate'?

• A person whose behavior is an example

• A person who supports a cause

• A person who starts a business

• A doctor specializing in mental health

Multiple Choice

What does 'diagnose' mean?

• To adjust to new conditions

• To identify an illness

• To treat someone badly

• To run quickly

Multiple Choice

What does 'drop out' mean?

• To block movement

• To quit or leave an activity

• To question or confront

• To manage a situation

Multiple Choice

What is 'autism'?

• A physical or mental condition

• A developmental condition affecting communication

• A restriction or weakness

• A chance to do something

Vocabulary
Week 2

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

What does 'access' refer to?

• A writing system using raised dots.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• The ability to go into a place, use something, or get information.

Multiple Choice

What does 'discriminate' mean?

• To treat people unfairly because of their race, gender, religion, etc.

• To finish something successfully; to achieve.

• To teach or help one person or a small group.

• To win against someone in a game, election, or fight.

Multiple Choice

What is 'diversity'?

• Using computers, phones, or technology.

• Protecting yourself from harm or attack.

• Having many different kinds of people or things together.

• A first version of a text or plan that may be changed later.

Multiple Choice

What does 'gender' refer to?

• Being male or female.

• A number that shows how often something happens.

• An unfair opinion that favors one side over another.

• A non-governmental organization.

Multiple Choice

What does 'socioeconomic' relate to?

• Money, jobs, and social class.

• A first version of a text or plan that may be changed later.

• Protecting yourself from harm or attack.

• Using computers, phones, or technology.

Multiple Choice

What is 'Braille'?

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• A writing system using raised dots that blind people can read by touch.

Multiple Choice

What is a 'citizen'?

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

• A writing system using raised dots.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

Multiple Choice

What is a 'gadget'?

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• A writing system using raised dots.

• The speed of something.

• A promise or strong decision to do something.

Multiple Choice

What does 'virtual' mean?

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

• A writing system using raised dots.

• Something on a computer or the internet, not in real life.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

Multiple Choice

What is an 'NGO'?

• Non-governmental organization, a group that works to help people, not run by the government.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• The speed of something.

• An unfair opinion that favors one side over another.

Vocabulary
Week 3

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

What does the term 'emigrate' mean?

• To move into a new country

• To support someone financially

• To honor a special event

• To leave one's own country

Vocabulary
Week 4

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

What is the term for prejudice against people because of their race?

• Racism

• Variety

• Integration

• Tolerance

Multiple Choice

What is a person called who is forced to leave their country to escape danger?

• Refugee

• Newcomer

• Host

• Seeker

Multiple Choice

What does 'permanent' mean?

• Changing often

• Temporary

• Short-lived

• Lasting forever

Multiple Choice

What is the term for protection given to refugees in another country?

• Tolerance

• Asylum

• Sponsorship

• Citizenship

Multiple Choice

What is the term for the presence of multiple cultural traditions?

• Integration

• Persecution

• Multiculturalism

• Discrimination

Multiple Choice

What does 'put up' mean?

• To provide accommodation

• To leave one's country

• To mix cultures

• To support financially

Multiple Choice

What is the term for the use of violence to create fear for political purposes?

• Celebration

• Tolerance

• Integration

• Terrorism

Multiple Choice

What is the term for a group of people born around the same time?

• Generation

• Newcomer

• Host

• Seeker

Multiple Choice

What does 'immigrate' mean?

• To honor a special event

• To support someone financially

• To leave one's own country

• To move into a new country

Vocabulary
Week 5

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

Which term describes something traditional or connected to the culture of ordinary people?

• Elite

• Folk

• Modern

• Exotic

Multiple Choice

What is a category or type of art, music, or literature called?

• Genre

• Style

• Theme

• Plot

Multiple Choice

What is a tool or device for making music, such as a guitar or piano?

• Instrument

• Synthesizer

• Amplifier

• Microphone

Multiple Choice

What adjective is related to sound or music that is produced naturally, without electronic amplification?

• Digital

• Acoustic

• Electric

• Amplified

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to hold someone’s complete attention; to fascinate?

• Captivating

• Intermission

• Mediate

• Mesmerize

Multiple Choice

What idiom means "to become very successful or popular very quickly"?

• Break the ice

• Take by storm

• Hit the sack

• Spill the beans

Multiple Choice

What is the verb/noun that means "(v) to carry something or someone from one place to another; (n) a system for moving people or goods"?

• Deliver

• Transport

• Store

• Collect

Multiple Choice

What noun describes "the end of life"?

• Exposure

• Convince

• Death

• Life

Multiple Choice

What is the phrasal verb for continuing to do or use something without changing it?

• Stick with (something)

• Give up

• Change over

• Move on

Grammar
Week 1

Week 1-5

Reorder

Reorder the following words in present perfect simple tense

• the

• student

• has

• stood up

• twice

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Reorder the following words in Present perfect continuous

• They

• have

• their

• been drinking

• coffee

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Fill in the Blank

Write the next sentence in present perfect simple

They / drink/coffee

Fill in the Blank

Write the next sentence in Present Perfect Continuous

They / eat / pizza

Reorder

Reorder the following words in present perfect simple

• I

• had

• eaten

• a

• hamburger

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Fill in the Blank

Make a past perfect simple sentence with the next words

we / not / think / about the reason

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

Reorder

Reorder the following words in a Past Perfect Continuous

• We

• had

• been

• thinking

• about the reason

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Fill in the Blank

Write the past perfect continuous with these words

Stephen Hawking (study) at Cambridge

Grammar
Week 2

Week 1-5

Future Continuous

subj + will + be + verb ing

We use the Future Continuous to refer to actions that will be in progress at a point in the future or when another action occurs in the future.

Example: In 15 years we will be living in an inclusive society.

Future Perfect

subj + will + have + verb 3 (past participle)

We use the Future Perfect to refer to completed actions by certain time in the future.

Example: The government will have provided Internet access to all homes by the end of next year.

Multiple Choice

Martha will be running her own business this time next year

• Future continuous

• Future perfect

Multiple Choice

Elvira will have graduated by September.

• Future continuous

• Future perfect

Multiple Choice

Power2girls will be accepting applications until December.

• Future continuous

• Future perfect

Fill in the Blank

Complete using Future Continuous or Future Perfect:

Next year I_________(study) 3rd grade .

Multiple Choice

Complete using Future Continuous or Future Perfect:

By 1:10 English class ___________.

• Will be finishing

• Will finish

• Will have finished

• Will be starting

Multiple Choice

Complete using Future Continuous or Future Perfect:

Next week students______still_________(work) with all of their teachers

• Will still be working

• Will still have worked

• Will still work

• Will still have working

Fill in the Blank

Complete using Future Continuous or Future Perfect:

By August 2021, I__________(graduate) from 3rd grade.

Grammar
Week 3

Week 1-5

Fill in the Blank

Complete the sentence: I wish I ______ (have) more free time now.

Fill in the Blank

Complete the sentence: They wish it ______ (not/rain) today.

'

Fill in the Blank

Complete the sentence: He wishes he ______ (not spend) all his money last weekend.

'

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt:

(be taller – present)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (not forget homework – past)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (not miss the bus – past)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (not miss the bus – past)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (live by the beach – present)

Grammar
Week 4

Week 1-5

Fill in the Blank

Complete with the correct verb form. If she ______ (save) more money last year, she ______ (be) richer now.

-

Fill in the Blank

Complete with the correct verb form. If we ______ (not miss) the train, we ______ (be) at the concert already.

'

-

Fill in the Blank

Complete with the correct verb form. If they ______ (listen) to the teacher, they ______ (understand) the topic now.

-

Open Ended

Make sentences with the prompts using the mixed conditional.

(study more / pass the exam now)

Open Ended

Make sentences with the prompts using the mixed conditional.

(not break leg / play football now)

Open Ended

Make sentences with the prompts using the mixed conditional.

(not waste money / buy new phone now)

Open Ended

Make sentences with the prompts using the mixed conditional.

(take driving lessons / drive to work today)

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence. a) If she had taken the medicine, she would feel better now. b) If she took the medicine, she would feel better now.

• If she had taken the medicine, she would feel better now.

• If she took the medicine, she would feel better now.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence. a) If they hadn’t missed the plane, they would be in London now. b) If they didn’t miss the plane, they would be in London now.

• If they hadn’t missed the plane, they would be in London now.

• If they didn’t miss the plane, they would be in London now.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence. a) If I had slept more, I would not be tired now. b) If I slept more, I would not be tired now.

• If I had slept more, I would not be tired now.

• If I slept more, I would not be tired now.

Grammar
Week 5

Week 1-5

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with the correct form: If only I ______ (have) more free time.

• has

• had

• have

• having

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: If only they ______ (listen) to the teacher.

• listened

• had listened

• listen

• have listened

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer: If only we ______ (go) to the party.

• had gone

• went

• go

• have gone

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: If only I ______ (study) for the test.

• studied

• had studied

• have studied

• study

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer: If only we ______ (be) on vacation now.

• are

• were

• is

• was

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt:

(be taller – present)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (not forget homework – past)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (travel more – present)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (not miss the bus – past)

Open Ended

Make a sentence using Present or Past Wishes with the prompt: (live by the beach – present)