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WorksheetsFCE Result Unit 6 - "Journeys"
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Natural things such as trees, hills and lakes that you can see in a particular place
comforts
scenery
views
places
What is the noun of COMFORTABLE?
confortable
confort
comfort
comfortanable
A lawnmower is a machine used for...
cutting trees
cutting grass
cutting fabric
cutting your hair
When you walk somewhere, you go...
by foot
on foot
This vehice is often used to transport large numbers of goods over long distances:
a van
an articulated lorry
a sports car
a bus
If you have un dolor de cuerpo que no se te quita, you could say you are in....
continuous pain
constant pain
continual pain
continuing pain
To do something that is better, faster etc than anything that has been done before is to...
win a record
score a goal
break a recording
break a record
If something "keeps you _____" it means it gives you the motivation to continue doing something.
going
doing
falling
moving
Purple-brown marks on your skin that form as a result of a hit or fall
Bruse
Bruise
Brooze
Bruisee
I hope _____ with her this weekend.
to spend time
spending time
spend time
Dar un discurso is to _____ a speech
do
make
give
present
What is a blister?
A purple-brown mark on your skin as a result of a fall or hit
an injury that might bleed resulting from something sharp
A swollen area on your skin that is full of clear liquid and is caused by being burned or rubbed
Where you wait for the train
(a)
the place you to go when you arrive at an airport or hotel
departure lounge
check-in
ticket inspector
suitcase
To ____ a plane means to get on it.
mount
board
When you collect someone from a place you _____
pick them up
lift them
To go and meet someone or something that you have arranged to take somewhere in a vehicle
to collect someone/something
to lift someone/something up
to pick someone/something
to pick someone/something up
Is it ____________ a car?
get on
get into
When the company says your flight is not going to happen now, is it _________ ?
cancelled
taken away
Is it ____________ a motorbike?
get onto
get into
When you have to take two trains to get to your destination, do you ________?
change trains
move trains
I´m going from Edinburgh to London via train and I´ve got to _______ trains twice!
move
change
Which three modals can we use for giving advice?
should/can´t/might
ought to/must/should
may/must/have to
Which modal verb for giving advice is the most emphatic?
ought to
should
must
You __________ visit the Sagrada Famila on your trip to Barcelona- it´s fantastic!
really must
can
might
Which modal verb do we use for obligation in its affirmative form, and for prohibition in its negative form?
must/mustn´t
should/shouldnt
can/can´t
have to/don´t have to
Which modal verb is used for ability in the past and what is it its present tense form?
could/can
must/mustn´t
ought to/ought not to
"manage to" means be able to... which sentence is correct?
I could managed to catch Harry´s attention.
I managed to catch Harry´s attention
Which one is countable?
luggage
suitcase
Bags and suitcases that you take on a journey are...
hand luggage
luggage
bags
bits and bobs
The weight of bags and suitcases that a passenger is allowed to take on a plane without paying is called...
luggage acceptance
luggage permission
luggage allowance
luggage amount
What´s the difference between "could" and "managed to?"
Could is used for all past ability but managed to isn´t
Managed to is used for a single action of past ability, could is for general past ability
Managed to is only used in the affirmative form
There is no bus or train in town, so she always (a) to walk everywhere.
When you use all of something or have none left, you have ______ it.
run for it
run out of
run into
run away
Teacher, can I borrow another pen? Mine has _____ ink.
ran away of
ran into
ran out of
What´s the name of the programme on TV that tells you what the weather´ll be like in the coming days?
(a)
If you can´t make a decision, you are...
undecisive
nondecided
indecisive
disdecisive
We use as if and as though to talk about an imaginary situation or a situation that may not be true but that is likely or possible. e.g.
The floods were rising and it was as if it was the end of the world.
What would be a good translation of "as if/as though" in Spanish?
como si
tal cual
tanto como
por cierto
It just goes to show that you can never trust journalists.
It just goes to show that you really do need to study for exams
to do or say something too soon
something that is very difficult to locate
having to try harder than necessary
used for saying that a particular fact is proved by what has happened
Where could you use the expression "all things considered" in an essay?
Introduction
Main body
Conclusion
"Despite what has just been said, I also think that...."
In spite that, ....
Having said that, ...
Perhaps...
Why do we use "having said that, ...?"
to contrast what has just been said
to add more information
Where do you put your hand luggage on the aeroplane?
in the hold
in the overhead lockers
on the platform
in the toilet... why not, if there is space?
What is a barge?
A type of train
A type of boat
A type of bike
A type of plane
The place at a port, airport or border where travellers´bags are examined for illegal or taxable goods
baggage claim
customs
check-in
departure lounge
The area of an airport where there are shops, restaurants and seating areas to spend time while you wait for your flight to be announced
overhead locker
departure lounge
customs
security
What´s this?
A spinner
A round and round
A propensor
A propeller
This vehicle travels quickly just above the surface of water or land by producing a current of air under it.
It´s a boat, isn´t it?
A hovercraft
A propeller
A departure ship
A card that a passenger must have in order to be able to get on an aircraft or a ship
a travel card
a boarding pass
an entry pass
a embarking pass
When a plane lands, it comes back to earth. What do we say when it leaves the earth, to start its journey?
take away
take forward
take up
take off
First and foremost is a good expression to start a(n)...
introduction
first main body paragraph
conclusion
second main body paragraph
Some people believe that.... but others insist...
Why do we use this expression?
to introduce a conclusion
to introduce facts and opinions
to introduce extra information
We should use contractions (don´t, shouldn´t, I´m etc) in an essay (part 1 writing B2).
True
False
"On balance, I think..."
In an essay, we could use this to introduce
the essay
the first main body paragraph
the second main body paragraph
your opinion, to sum up
What´s the name of the people who work on an airplane?
flight dollies
flight servers
flight assistence
flight attendants
"Equipaje de mano" is...
luggage
hand luggage
small luggage
bag
When my parents asked me what I wanted for me birthday, nothing ______ to mind.
went
take
make
came
Maths doesn´t _______ easily to me. I always have to work really hard to get even an average mark!
go
take
come
make
She´s really good at English. English ______ easily to her.
makes
comes
takes
goes
If something comes easily to someone, it means they
don´t have difficulty doing it
don´t find it easy at all
