B2/C1 Vocab Quiz W2 Term 1

What does 'access' refer to?

• A writing system using raised dots.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• The ability to go into a place, use something, or get information.

What is an 'advantage'?

• A structure connecting two places.

• A promise or strong decision to do something.

• Something good that helps you be successful.

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

What does 'discriminate' mean?

• To treat people unfairly because of their race, gender, religion, etc.

• To finish something successfully; to achieve.

• To teach or help one person or a small group.

• To win against someone in a game, election, or fight.

What is 'diversity'?

• Using computers, phones, or technology.

• Protecting yourself from harm or attack.

• Having many different kinds of people or things together.

• A first version of a text or plan that may be changed later.

What does 'gender' refer to?

• Being male or female.

• A number that shows how often something happens.

• An unfair opinion that favors one side over another.

• A non-governmental organization.

What does 'inclusive' mean?

• A writing system using raised dots.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

• Making sure everyone can join and take part.

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

What is 'inequality'?

• Something on a computer or the internet, not in real life.

• The speed of something.

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• When people are not treated the same or do not have the same chances.

What is a 'program'?

• A plan of activities, or computer software.

• A structure connecting two places.

• A promise or strong decision to do something.

• A writing system using raised dots.

What does 'rate' refer to?

• A person who belongs legally to a country.

• The speed of something, or a number that shows how often something happens.

• An unfair opinion that favors one side over another.

• A small, useful machine or tool.

What does 'socioeconomic' relate to?

• Money, jobs, and social class.

• A first version of a text or plan that may be changed later.

• Protecting yourself from harm or attack.

• Using computers, phones, or technology.