WorksheetsIELTS 6.5 - Progress test 1
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 27mins
Unscramble the word: A two-tier system of schools d (a) (ESDESRPSE) the opportunities for children from less well-off families and favours those from better-off families.
Unscramble the word: p (a) (ETATPRPEEU) inequalities (make inequalities continue)
Unscramble the word: B (a) (YIGLUBLN) is when a pupil uses frightening or threatening behaviour towards another child who is smaller or less powerful in some way.
Unscramble the word based on the given clue:
FDOYLMEELESP - you are your own boss
(a)
Complete the word in the sentence: A career in a hotel industry traditionally involves very a (a) hours such as evenings and weekends.
Complete the word in the sentence: I don't mind working different hours each week, but I hate the night s (a)
To close one's hand tightly because of anger is to c (a) .
To lift one's shoulders up and down to show they don't know or couldn’t answer.
shrug one's shoulders
fold one's arms
cross one's legs
twitch
Jane is always well-dressed, neat and smart-looking. She never has a (a) out of place.
We are very close, good friends of each other. We are b (a) buddies.
John is the person I admire since he does and thinks the same way as me. He is a man (a) my own heart.
He's come from a broken home. This means his parents have d (a) .
True friends are people who stick with us through ups and (a) .
She is not a loyal friend. She usually speaks (a) behind her friends' backs.
I was over the m (a) when I got the result.
I've been f (a) g on air ever since my boyfriend proposed to me.
She w (a) into labour and the baby was born before they reached the hospital.
The nine-month period when a woman is expecting a baby is called p (a)
Special housing, usually for old people, where care staff also live is called s (a) d accommodation.
A person who spends little or no time exercising and a great deal of time watching television is called a couch p (a)
A person who is very interested in music, art, theatre, etc., especially to an obsessive degree is called a culture v (a)
Fill in the blank: My father was a somewhat quick-tempered and m (a) sort of person. (gloomy)
Fill in the blank: Rob is a very conscientious and m (a) worker. (careful, systematic)
Fill in the blank: I think Max is i (a) . (doesn’t have much confidence, not really sure of himself)
