Met Gold Unit test 2

   1. Complete the sentences with words formed from the words in capitals.

1   The interviewers are looking for people with high levels of ​​ (a)   ​ , as well as strong qualifications. SOCIAL

2   These chemicals can be very ​ (b)   so take care when using them. HARM

3   Jenny is far more​ (c)    than I am. CAUTION

4   His idea is totally ​ (d)   . He’ll never be able to do it. REAL

• sociability
• harmful
• cautious
• unrealistic
• sociabilitys
• harmas
• cautions
• anrealistic

2. Complete the sentences with words formed from the words in capitals.

1.She wasn’t very ​ (a)    when I told her about my accident. SYMPATHY

2. We’re ​ (b)    that we’ll get into the university we want. HOPE

3. I think the internet is a really​ (c)   way of finding information. USE

4. We knew what he was going to do before he did it. He’s so​ (d)   ​ . PREDICT

5.It’s important for me to buy a ​ (e)   car.
I don’ t want to keep breaking down. RELY

• sympathetic
• hopeful
• useful
• predictable
• reliable
• sympapathetics
• hopes
• useses
• predictables
• rely

3.Choose words from each box to complete the sentences.

1   Edward wanted to ​ (a)   working, but he was 68 so he had to retire.

2   Don’t be ​ (b)    by the reviews; the film is fantastic!

3   Emma thought she had finally ​ (c)   when she was offered her first book deal.

• carry on
• put off
• made it
• after on 
• made on 

4.Choose words from each box to complete the sentences.

  1.I look a lot like my mother, but people say I ​ (a)    my father in terms of our personality.

 2.They  ​ (b)    their business from their home and it now employs over 200 people.

3.Helen doesn’t like trying new foods, but I ​ (c)     her  ​ (d)    going to the new Japanese restaurant with me, and we both loved it.

• take  after
• talked
• into
• set up
• set on 
• talk 

5.Read the text and choose the correct word.

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

closely

very

well

lately

absolutely

freely

hardly