WorksheetsB1 multiple choice and complete
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
The boy was bitten by a rattlesnake, ______ he survived.
before
in
however
due to
We've lived here ____ 23 years, we are used to it.
for
since
by
in
I am good ____ drawing!
nor
since
by
at
I´m looking forward ___ getting my driving license!
to
since
by
at
I'll leave the city ____ May.
at
in
to
I am planning ____ stay here forever.
to
at
for
First ____ all, I need to make sure my car is working well.
to
of
for
Poverty became an issue in the village, _____ some kids were given up for adoption.
as -- as
therefore
due to
in
Last Christmas, I was ____ twenty boxes of chocolates.
send
told
spoken
sent
It will be a ____ party!
bored
thrilled
thrilling
This class was ____! I didn't get anything!
exhausted
confusing
confused
Euskera is still ____ by roughly one million of people in Spain.
spoken
say
speak
If it is sunny tomorrow, we can either go to the beach ___ the river.
either
nor
or
neither
A. We have never been to Moscow.
B. I haven't _______
either
nor
too
neither
The RMS Titanic was thought to be unsinkable, nevertheless it _____ in 1912 on its maiden voyage.
spread
sank
sought
begged
The Titanic wreckage was discovered ____ 1985.
at
in
on
of
The sinking of the Titanic was a ______ event. Plenty of people lost their lives.
shocked
fascinating
thrilling
terrifying
________ videogames for a long time leads to health problems.
look ak
play
playing
climbing
I hurt Ana ____ accident!
by
for
at
on
The man (a) designed the Titanic, Thomas Andrews, was on board and went to look at the damage.
Andrews told the captain that the ship was going (a) sink.
There were enough spaces for 1000 passengers, (a) some of the boats were sent off half-full.
The front of the Titanic, was completely underwater causing the back of the boat to lift up, and the electricity finally went (a) .
The front half of the ship reached the bottom first. Two minutes (a) , the back of the Titanic got to the floor of the Atlantic Ocean.
The wreck of the ship is still there, (a) the Atlantic Ocean.
