КБШТ 101-202

Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning "look for":

• avoid

• meet by chance

• take care

• search for someone or something

• try something new

Put the words in correct order to make an expression "have/ always/ people/ finding/ will/ a problem/ jobs":

• people will always have a problem finding jobs

• finding jobs people will always have a problem

• will always people have a problem finding jobs

• always people will have a problem finding jobs

• people always will have a problem finding jobs

Put the words in correct order to make an expression "of/in/there/the/be /plenty/jobs /future/will":

• there will be plenty of jobs in the future

• there will plenty be of jobs in the future

• there in the future will be plenty of jobs

• plenty of jobs there will be in the future

• plenty of jobs in the future there will be

Find the correct definition of the expression «native speaker»:

• someone who has spoken a particular language since they were a baby

• someone who doesn't speak the language

• someone who has spoken a language since they were a child or adult

• a person who speaks

• a book of selections for use as exercises in declamation

Synonym of the word "huge diversity" is:

• wide variety

• small horizons

• narrow thinking

• self-confident

• insecure

Synonym of the word "effective" is:

• capable

• clumsy

• unsuccessful

• simple

• boring

Complete the sentence with the prompt in the brackets choosing a correct phrase from the options given below "I have to do a few . (things)"

• bits and pieces

• cropped up

• time to time

• put my feet up

• fell through

Synonym of the word "considerate" is:

• attentive

• naive

• simple - minded

• ingenuous

• blind

Find the correct definition of the expression «travel»:

• to make a journey, usually over a long distance

• a type of work or activity

• a particular course of action intended to achieve a result

• a short official document

• to learn about a subject, especially in an educational course or by reading books

Complete the sentence with the prompt in the brackets choosing a correct phrase from the options given below "What are you omorrow? (doing)"

• up to

• fell through

• bits and pieces

• at a loose end

• cropped up