For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). colour, color; realise, realize; theatre, theater

• synonyms

• lexical set

• collocations

• American and British English

• word + suffix

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). traffic lights; alarm clock; seat bel

• synonyms

• lexical set

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). childish; successfully; dependable

• word+suffix

• prefix+verb

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). turn up; turn off; turn into

• word+suffix

• prefix+verb

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). catch a cold; catch a bus; catch a thie

• word+suffix

• prefix+verb

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). sad; miserable; unhappy

• antonym

• synonym

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–7 match the examples of vocabulary with the categories listed A–E. Mark the correct letter (A–E). ankle; stomach; knee; heart

• antonym

• lexical set

• collocations

• phrasal verb

• compounds

For questions 1–6 choose the phonological term to complete the sentences.

Mark the correct term (A, B or C) Can’t; don’t; he’s are examples of

• connected speech

• weak forms

• contractions

For questions 1–6 choose the phonological term to complete the sentences.

Mark the correct term (A, B or C) Umbrella is an example of a word which has

• two syllables

• three syllables

• four syllables

For questions 1–6 choose the phonological term to complete the sentences.

Mark the correct term (A, B or C) Fit and feet; fear and fair; track and truck are examples

• linking

• rhyme

• minimal pairs