BIE - B2 - Unit 2 - Vocabulary Review

Match the words to the definitions:

• make someone do something

• enthusiastic

• give something to a person

• force

• very far away

• on the other side of the world

• reply rudely

• answer back

• feeling great excitement about something

• hand in

Do this sentence mean the same?

Mr Banks is a wealthy man.

Mr Banks has a lot of money.

• YES

• NO

Do this sentence mean the same?

I have got access to that information.

I can get that information.

• YES

• NO

Do this sentence mean the same?

She deleted all the e-mails by accident.

The e-mails were deleted intentionally.

• YES

• NO

Do this sentence mean the same?

He has what it takes to do this complicated job.

He is able to do this difficult job.

• YES

• NO

Do this sentence mean the same?

There is a lack of this product right now.

The product is being made right now.

• YES

• NO

Do this sentence mean the same?

They spontaneously went on a long weekend to Amsterdam.

They made a plan to go to Amsterdam for a long weekend.

• YES

• NO

The ​ (a)   of an eye examination is to see if you need glasses.

1. After getting his university​ (b)   , John had to do practical work in a lawyer's office.

2. The internet has ​ (c)   in the way people shop.

3. I've got all the ​ (d)   that I need to do the art project.

4. I've decided to ​ (e)   a computer programming course.

• purpose
• qualification
• brought about a revolution
• materials
• enrol in
• enable
• lectures
• careers

She has finally (a)   her ambition to become an actress.

He has ​​ (b)   a good job. I'm very pleased.

Don't ​ (c)   gossip as it may be hurtful.

In his lecture yesterday, the scientist ​ (d)   several explanations for the extreme weather conditions.

It's been a pleasure to ​ ​ (e)   business with you.

• fulfilled
• spread
• gave
• do
• done
• make
• spreaded
• fulfill
• give

What do you find more ___, studying alone or in a group?

• effect

• effective