CEFR B1 Test

Mark: Hi, Lee! Why are you just standing in the doorway?

Lee: I’m a little worried about my friend’s illness.

Mark: So sorry. ____(1)____

Lee: He has the symptoms of COVID-19.

• What a pity!

• I hope he get well soon.

• How has he been feeling?

• Why doesn’t he go to the doctor?

Professor: Hi, how are you doing?

Sandy: I'm just fine, thanks for asking. How about you?

Professor: I'm doing great. _______

Sandy: Right now, four, but I'm thinking of adding another one more.

• How many classes are you taking this semester?

• How many years do you need to complete the program?

• How many hours do you sleep at night?

• How many meals do you take each day?

...Anna is showing Mary around the place. They run into July, a friend of Anna... Anna: Mary, I'd like you to meet July. Mary, this is Jack.

MARY:

• Long time no see.

• I would like to see you again.

• I am pleased to meet you.

• I think I cannot be friend with you.

You are invited to your neighbor’s house. Your neighbor says :….

• You give someone a hard time.

• Please make yourself at home.

• You should stay in touch with me.

• Please give me a hand.

Your friends mother is seriously ill. To make your friends feel better, you say :………

• It’s no use crying over split milk.

• Better luck next time.

• Is there anything I can do ?

• Break a leg!

There isn't .......... sugar in this coffee!

• some

• any

• a

• -

She is usually in bed by .......... (11.30).

• Half past eleven

• Thirty past eleven

• eleven past thirty

• Quarter past eleven

.......... to a contest this evening. It .......... at 11.30.

• We are going/will start

• We go/ starts

• We are going/ is starting

• We are going/starts

people can become ____(64)____ when deprived of everything that was once familiar.

• confuse

• confusion

• confusing

• confused

You .......... smoke here as you .......... cause a fire.

• must not / may not

• must not / may

• must / may

• muse / might