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WorksheetsPROGRESS TEST 1 - B2
Total questions: 128
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
Topic Vocabulary In Contract:What's the true meaning of "deny" and "refuse"
"Deny" is to say that something is not true
"Deny" is to take someone to a place by going there with them
"Refuse" is to officially accuse someone of a crimeand ask a court tof law to judge them
"Refuse" is to say that you will not do or accept something,or will not let someone do something
Phrasal Verbs:What's "make out" means?
To pretend that something is true;see,hear or understand sb or sth difficulty
To be published
To put on fancy or unusual clothes
To suggest
Phrases And Collocations:Fill in the blank
(a) Tecna Butterflix and Tecna Bloomix
Word Information:What is NOT relative to "communicate"
Communication
(un)communicative
Communicator
Communicational
Word Patterns:
(a) him, his neighbourhood has do a lots of annoying activities.
Phrasal Verb:
(a) means " try to find information in a book or list,etc
Phrasal Verb:
Her latest bestseller was published last month
-> Her latest bestseller was___________ last month
Go into
See though
Come out
Phrasal Verbs:
That story isn't true, is it?
->You (a) , didn't you
Phrases and collocations:
They _____ a description of the robber on CrimeTime and it sounded like you!
Made
Said
Told
Gave
Topic Vocabulary In Contrast:
(1) It's a great computer programme/program you get the hang of it.
(2)On some TV channels, an annoucner/a commentator tells you what the next programme is going to be
(1) Programme
(1) Program
(2) An annoucer
(2) A commentator
Word Formation:
You don't actually get a lot of (a) (Inform) from a news report on radio or TV
Topic Vocabulary In Contrast:What is "Journalist" and "Columnist"
"Journalist" is someone whose jobs is to report the news for a newspaper, magazine, radio programme or television programme
"Journalist" is a short broadcast of an important piece of news in the middle of a television or radio programme
"Columnist" is a person who writes a regular series of articles for a particular newspaper or magazine
"Columnist" is a series of instructions that makes a computer do something
Word Formation:
I just stood there in____________(Believe) when I heard that i'd beenn selected to go on the quiz show.
Unbelievable
Unbelievably
Belief
Word Patterns:
(1)Do you believe about telepathy?______________
(2)I think You're confuse tabloid by broadsheet_________
(a)
I'll meet you in half an hour - I've got ...............emails to write first.
few
a few
little
a little
Just ................practice everyday and you'll soon be able to play the piano.
few
a few
little
a little
Could you help me with .................exercises I don't understand?
few
a few
little
a little
Becoming an astronaut is so demanding that ........................people manage it.
few
a few
little
a little
Write between two or five words in each gap:
LOT
You have lots of hats!
=> What (a) you have!
Write between two or five words in each gap:
A
This isn't much sugar left.
=> There (a) sugar left.
Write between two or five words in each gap:
SHOCKING
We were shoked by the news and didn't know what to do.
=> The news (a) didn't know what to do.
Write between two or five words in each gap:
ONLY
Not many people came to the party.
=> There (a) people at the party.
Write between two or five words in each gap:
ONLY
I didn't eat eat much dessert because I'm on diet.
=> I (a) because I'm on diet.
Write between two or five words in each gap:
LITTLE
These two dictionaries are similar.
=> There (a) these two dictionaries.
My hotel room was very clean. In fact, it was ____________.
horrible
filthy
spotless
The food in the restaurant was bad. In fact, I thought it was _____________.
horrible
spotless
delicious
_____! The floor is wet.
Watch out
Take off
Put on
Look up
This problem could be _____ if they just sat down and discussed.
sorted out
watched out
looked up
picked up
You're _____ danger of making a terrible mistake!
in
on
about
by
Don't _____ to be asleep. I know you're awake really!
pretend
convince
assume
claim
The teacher always _____ her students to express their opinions.
encourages
criticises
gossips
insults
Provide the correct form of the word.
Lisa is always (a) about what to wear because she's got too much clothes. (CONFUSE)
Tom will call me as soon as he _____ any news.
hears
will hear
heard
had heard
I won't call you _____ we find the solution to this problem.
until
despite
however
if not
_____ his old age, Mr. Jones actively participates in many local projects.
In spite of
Although
Since
Because of
Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.
I have dyed my hair last month.
I did my hair dyed last month.
I had my hair dyed last month.
My hair dyed last month.
Provide the correct form of the verb.
Mrs. Taylor has her car (clean) (a) once a month.
Provide the correct form of the verb.
When will you have that wall (knock) (a) down.
The match was really interesting, it got us all ___ the edge of our seat.
in
at
on
under
When they broke up, he was ___ total agony! He didn't see it coming.
in
with
on
at
Please, ___ our condolences to the family.
express
convey
tell
The first time he saw him, she was ___ a loss for words. She had never seen someone as handsome as him before.
with
at
in
to
My little cousin is all the time screaming, she really gets ___ my skin!!
under
with
on
off
She felt a great sense of (a) as she watched him accept the award. (PROUD)
How did that Britney Spears song say? 'My (a) is killing me, and I...' (LONELY)
The hospital is carrying ___ tests to find out what's wrong with her.
off
out
to
on
The book describes her (a) for new experiences. (EAGER)
He has accepted his resignation ___ regret.
in
at
with
under
They were really (a) when they saw that huge rat! (DISGUST)
Just (a) of curiosity, how did you get here?
If you (not break)___________________the law yesterday, the police wouldn’t have punished you.
didn't break
hadn't broken
don't break
By the end of next month, he (be)__________________here for 10 years.
would have been
will have been
will be
My car...............on the road so we couldn't get to the meeting on time.
carried out
broke down
worked out
narrow down
The children..............an attempt to push the bike up the hill and they finally succeeded.
had
made
gave
did
The hotel has a poor reputation and ___ people want to stay there
little
a few
a little
few
Scientists have carried out........................on the vaccine for corona virus.
experiment
research
discovery
explanation
The................for the winner is a trip to Hawaii island. It's so generous.
award
reward
money
gift
This lake is not.........................It was built to contain rainwater to irrigate the farms in the village.
artificial
natural
false
physical
Water supply is........................so we have to use rainwater to drink, wash and water the garden.
cut off
come off
give off
turn off
The suspect was put under the.....................so a policeman always kept watching his house.
observe
observation
observer
observing
I telephoned the company secretary and asked if she could ............me..............to the manager?
narrow.....down
plug......in
put.......through
work.....out
He spent a lot of time preparing for his history project and suddenly he ....................................a very interesting idea.
came on
came up with
came off
work out.
Just ................practice everyday and you'll soon be able to play the piano.
few
a few
little
a little
Write between two or five words in each gap:
ONLY
I didn't eat eat much dessert because I'm on diet.
=> I (a) because I'm on diet.
Write between two or five words in each gap:
LITTLE
These two dictionaries are similar.
=> There (a) these two dictionaries.
Police said there hadn't been a crime as bad as this in over ten years. (THE)
=> Police described it................over ten years.
the worst crime
as the worst crime
as the worst crime in
as the worst in crime
Choose all the correct answers:
Some people don't respect the law. (HAVE)
=> Some people ........................ the law.
didn't have respect for
have no respect for
don't have respect for
have no respect to
The laws in some countries are so srict that people have very little freedom. (SUCH)
=> Some countries........people have very little freedom.
have such a strict law that
have such strict laws that
has such strict laws that
have such a strict laws that
The girl was too young to go to prison. (OLD)
=> The girl (a) to go to prison.
The witness thought I was the thief, but realised that she was wrong. (FOR)
=> The witness............, but realised that she was wrong.
mistook I for the thief
mistook me for a thief
mistook me for the thief
mistake me for the thief
Nobody in the country knows the law as well as Mr. Parkshurst. (THAN)
=> Mr. Parkshurst knows the law (a) in the country.
There have been so many robberies lately that people are afraid. (SUCH)
=> There have been.................robberies lately that people are afraid.
such many
such a lot of
such much
such a
Even though we weren't old enough, we managed to get into the night club. (TOO)
=> Even though we (a) , we managed to get into the night club.
The judge told the jury to consider the man's past life. (ACCOUNT)
=> The judge told the jury to (a) the man's past life.
I had ..... a bad time in prison that I never want to go there again.
too
so
such
quite
One problem is that we don't have ..... officers on the streets.
so a lot of
too many
enough
such many
I can't get a car yet because I'm not..........to drive.
enough old
quite old
so old
old enough
Some crimes seem to be......... in this country than in others.
much less common
the least common
too little common
little common enough
Police blamed the robberies ...... a local gang.
with
on
for
to
My grandma says there was ........... a lot of crime when she was young that nobody trusted anybody else.
too
so
such
quite
It became ....... as I walked home and I began to get slightly nervous.
enough dark
such dark
quite dark
so dark enough
The prisoner knew he had ......... a mistake and would regret it forever.
got
taken
done
made
The boy ......... that he had had anything to do with the break-in.
refused
denied
objected
rejected
Suddenly, someone shouted "thief!" and the man quickly ........... on a motorbike.
took in
made off
came forward
handed in
Do you have ........ to take that bicycle?
allowance
exception
willingness
permission
He said it was an accident, but I know he did it..............
on purpose
for purpose
by purpose
with purpose
Things started to (a) wrong for the robbers when the larm went off.
The sign says that all the shoplifters will be..........
persecuted
disproved
prosecuted
prohibited
I heard that they are going to .......... a law banning smoking in public places.
let off
take in
bring in
bring forward
People are appealing for witnesses to .......... with any information they feel might be useful.
get away
back down
hold up
come forward
Nobody was convicted when the man claimed the gun had ............. accidentally in his hand.
call off
gone off
break out
hold up
Choose all the correct answers:
The policewoman started to ........... everything I was saying and I knew I was in serious trouble.
take down
note down
write down
tick down
Lots of old people have been ............ by this trick and have lost a lot of money.
let in
brought in
taken in
come in
Peter was found guilty of ............... a bank and was sentenced to five years in prison.
holding up
going off
getting away with
coming forward
The policeman decided to ......... him......... this time, but told him that he wouldn't be so lucky next time.
chase after
make off
set off
let off
Frank Turner, the (a) (ACCUSE) in a trial that has attracted national attention, was today convicted as murder.
The police (a) (INVESTIGATE) lasted for a year.
During the trial, over 100 hours of (a) (EVIDENT) were heard.
They could not provide necessary (a) (PROVE)
Police described Turner as a well-known (a) (THEFT)
He was responsible for many (a) (ROB) in the local region.
This is not the Turner's first (a) (CONVICT)
The judge is expected to sentence Turner to a period of (a) (PRISON) later this week.
(Adj) not guilty of a crime or anything bad
innocent (adj)
guilty (adj)
infamous (adj)
appearent (adj)
(adj) Relating to the economy, business and trade
economical
economic
suburban
finance
(phr.v) delay, postpone
put off
put down
put on
put out
Put through (phr.v) means...
meet by chance
tolerate
hit with a car
make something stop burning
(phr.v) save amount of money for the future
put down
put down to
put through
put by
(v) to make goods in large quantities in a factory
design
commute
resign
manufacture
It is important that childern's shoes ... correctly (v)
dye (v)
match (v)
suit (v)
fit (v)
(n) a book that contains pictures of things that you can buy
catalogue (n)
remedy (n)
menu (n)
certificate (n)
(phr.v) become conscious
come out
come up with
come round/ to
come on
(phr.v) investigate
check in
come around
check out
come across
(phr.v) produce sth such as heart or smell
give off
give in
give up
give away
(adj) willing to understand someone's problems and help them
likeable (adj)
sympethetic (adj)
polite (adj)
nervous (adj)
reasonable and practical (adj)
sensitive (adj)
nervous (adj)
bad-tempered (adj)
sensible (adj)
capital punishment (N) the punishment of legally killing someone who has committed a serious crime
True
False
prosecute (v) to treat someone very badly because of their rac,e religion or political beliefs
True
False
Fill in the blank: 'It is impossible to __________ how many of the residents were affected'
estimate
research
discover
write
fortune (n) a large amount of money
True
False
(n) an amount of money that someone receives regularly when they no longer work because of their age or because they are ill
salary
pension
charity
bonus
bring forward (phr.v) introduce a new law or system
True
False
(phr.v) turn and look at pages of a magazine quickly
find out
flick through
look through
fill in
(phr.v) prevent a sound from being heard by making a louder noise
drop in (on)
drop out (of)
fall out (with)
drown out
Fill in the blank: 'I still haven't decided which university to go to, but I've ________ it __________ to about four'
narrowed ... down
picked ... up
made... up
put ... down
slow down (phr.v) increase speed
True
False
stand in for (phr.v) do sb's job for them while they are not available
True
False
(phr.v) defeat and remove from a competition
let down
knock out
leave out
go off
