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WorksheetsB2+ Use of English Revision Quiz
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
"How's your English?"
"Not bad. I think it _________ slowly."
improves
improve
is improving
is improveing
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Nowadays, the average American routinely __________ about 20 hours of TV per week.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
I _________ an appointment with my dentist this afternoon.
am having
have
have had
have been having
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
Watch out for Hannah. She _________ on weaker kids.
is always picking
was always picking
had always picked
always picks
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This apple _________ delicious!
is tasting
tastes
tasted
taste
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Researchers _________ studies on different gene pools every year.
carry out
carried out
were carrying out
have been carrying out
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
This is the second time I _________ Japanese food.
have eaten
had eaten
ate
was eating
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She __________ to complete this project since May.
tries
is trying
has tried
has been trying
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Mark is studying engineering. He _________ practical work for the last six months.
does
is doing
has done
has been doing
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Eric _________ in that flat.
always lives
is always living
has always lived
has always been living
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My scores in high school _________ ________ ___________ until I made an effort to study more.
couldn't be improved
hadn't been improving
haven't been improving
wouldn't have improved
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
Timothy _____ ______ _______ networking courses for two years when he was promoted to be a coach.
had taken
had been taking
have been taking
could have taken
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Yesterday, at six my mother ___________ dinner.
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My baby brother ______________ loudly so I couldn't do my homework.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
______ they swimming when the phone rang?
What's the past participle form of this verb?
Swim
(a)
What's the past participle form of this verb?
Bring
(a)
What's the past participle form of this verb?
Choose
(a)
What's the past participle form of this verb?
Freeze
(a)
What's the past participle form of this verb?
Wake
(a)
Write ONE word that best completes the sentence:
(a) he calls me to cancel, I will meet him tomorrow at 7.
Which conditional is used in this sentence?
If I had had enough money, I would have gone to the cinema.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
If I lived in a village, I ........ (learn) to drive.
learn
will learn
would learn
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If we don't hear from the town planners about our planned house extension soon, Dad ....... (phone) them.
phones
will phone
would phone
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If it rains heavily, the road near our house ........ (flood) and we can't get into the nearby village.
floods
will flood
would flood
Choose the correct Passive Voice form of the following sentence.
Nobody can beat Tiger Woods at golf.
Choose the correct Passive Voice form of the following sentence.
All workers will read the memo.
Choose the correct Passive Voice form of the following sentence.
They make shoes in that factory.
Rewrite the second sentence in the Passive Voice, so that it means the same as the first.
Tom is writing an email.
The letter (a) by Tom.
Rewrite the second sentence in the Passive Voice, so that it means the same as the first.
The employees brought up this issue during the meeting.
This issue (a) by the employees during the meeting.
Change the below passive voice sentence to active voice.
The oven has been tested by the best chefs in the world.
(a)
Change the below passive voice sentence to active voice.
The presents were delivered to our home by Santa and Rudolph.
Santa and Rudolph deliver the presents to our home.
Santa and Rudolph delivered the presents to our home.
Santa and Rudolph have delivered the presents to our home.
Santa and Rudolph had delivered the presents to our home.
Change the below passive voice sentence to active voice.
The tree was planted by the gardener.
A tree planted by the gardener.
The tree was planted.
The gardener planted the tree.
Choose the correct active voice sentence according to the below sentence.
The doorbell was rung by the neighbours.
(a)
Choose the correct active voice sentence according to the below sentence.
These bells were made by a French artist.
(a)
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
During the Thai festival of Loy Krathong, floating paper lanterns are released into the night sky, ...
which didn't impress Mom
which seems strange to those of us celebrating in the cold northern winter
which is a truly spectacular sight
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
My grandfather gave me $100 when I graduated from college, ...
which was generous considering his only income is his pension
which didn't impress Mom
which means he's very hungry by the time the sun finally sets
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
Many Australians spend Christmas Day on the beach, ...
which means he's very hungry by the time the sun finally sets
which seems strange to those of us celebrating in the cold northern winter
which is a truly spectacular sight
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Fazal isn't eating during the day because of the festival of Ramadan, ...
which is a truly spectacular sight
which didn't impress Mom
which means he's very hungry by the time the sun finally sets
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
Many Australians spend Christmas Day on the beach, ...
which means he's very hungry by the time the sun finally sets
which seems strange to those of us celebrating in the cold northern winter
which is a truly spectacular sight
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
He can speak French but ______________________it in public, and almost never when on diplomatic duty.
seldom does he use
rarely he uses
not once does he use
he never uses
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
________________ the stress she was under.
Now only do I realise
Only now do I realise
Only now I realise
Now I realise
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
_______________ such dedicated and honest leaders.
Nowhere have I ever encountered
Nowhere have I ever encounter
Nowhere I've ever encountered
Nowhere I had never encountered
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________________ what was in store for him after he landed here.
Little did he know
No sooner he knew
Never before has he known
Only had he know
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence:
_______________ ever said anything to damage his reputation.
Little do I
In no way have I
Never I have
Only am I
Rewrite the following sentence using an INVERSION. Include the word given.
He didn't start his speech until there was absolute silence. (Not ...)
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using an INVERSION. Include the word given.
We weren't told that we would need our passports. (At no time ...)
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using an INVERSION. Include the word given.
The bell had barely started to ring when the children rushed out of the classroom. (Scarcely)
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using an INVERSION. Include the word given.
She didn't break the news of her engagement until after dinner (Only ...)
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using an INVERSION. Include the word given.
He is both charming and very rich. (Not only ..., but ... also ...)
(a)
Which option best emphasizes the underlined word?
The man is learning English.
It was English that the man is learning.
It was English that the man was learning
It is English that the man is learning
It is English that the man was learning.
Which option best emphasizes the underlined word?
The woman gave him the book.
It is the book that the woman gave him.
It was the book that the woman gave him.
It was the book that the woman gave him the book.
Which option best emphasizes the underlined word?
My mother made some cakes for our dinner.
It was my mother which made some cakes for our dinner.
It was my mother who made some cakes for our dinner.
It is my mother which made some cakes for our dinner.
It was my mother which make some cakes for our dinner.
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
___ lunch, I sat in the garden with a drink.
Making
Made
Having made
Having been made
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
___ for the bus, she slipped on some ice and fell over.
Running
Run
Having run
As run
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
On ___ her former owner, the dog ran across the room to greet him.
seeing
seen
having seen
being seen
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
___ in hospital for several weeks, she was delighted to finally be home.
Being
Been
Having been
Having been being
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
The building collapsed, ___ two people.
injuring
injured
having injured
having been injured
Choose the best option that completes the sentence:
___ the paper, he saw the news about his hometown.
Reading
Read
Having read
Being read
Rewrite the sentence changing the underlined section into a participle clause.
Because it features everyone's diverse talents, a talent showcase would create a supportive environment.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence changing the underlined section into a participle clause.
As they have gained a lot of experience, local experts could offer valuable information to young citizens.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence changing the underlined section into a participle clause.
Since it incorporates traditional foods, games, and dances, the festival promotes cultural diversity and acceptance.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence changing the underlined section into a participle clause.
Because it is built in a coastal area, our town's citizens need a festival that involves marine life.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence changing the underlined section into a participle clause.
Young people would love a childhood games competition, because they have not played them in a while.
(a)
What does this phrasal verb mean?
put up with
What does this phrasal verb mean?
put (something) off
Which phrasal verb matches this meaning?
discover information
find up
find on
Which phrasal verb matches this meaning?
to represent or mean
see up
show off
Which phrasal verb matches this meaning?
to establish
put up
build up
Complete the sentence with the best option.
You must have a lot of patience.I don't know how you ______ these naughty students.
put away
put up with
put out
put off
Complete the sentence with the best option.
My father asked me to ________ the company when he retires.
take after
take off
take over
take place
Complete the sentence with the best option.
Can you _________ the volume? It's way too loud.
turn down
turn up
turn into
turn over
Complete the sentence with the best option.
It's difficult for our company to ________ such a competitive market.
break into
break down
break up
break away
Complete the sentence with the best option.
They decided to ________ the match due to severe thunderstorms.
call back
call on
call out
call off
Complete the sentence with the best option.
The experiment gave them great ______ into how our senses work.
concept
disclosure
insight
perception
illustration
Complete the sentence with the best option.
The movie gave a good ______ of what life was like 50 years ago.
illustration
distraction
perception
sensation
concept
Complete the sentence with the best option.
At the music festival, the ______ act was a famous band that attracted the largest crowd.
headline
side
main
open
Complete the sentence with the best option.
After the captivating performance, the singer left a ________ impression on the audience.
temporary
permanent
momentary
lasting
Complete the sentence with the best option.
The ... noise of the demolition made me unable to concentrate on my work.
catering
mouthwatering
deafening
Complete the sentence with the best option.
The two channels are fighting for ... rights to show the world championship.
subjective
exclusive
sensational
biased
Complete the sentence with the best option.
You need critical thinking to be able to tell fake news from ... stories.
subjective
exclusive
sensational
legitimate
Complete the sentence with the best option.
Within days the clip of the schoolgirls fighting went ... online.
biased
critical
viral
public
Complete the sentence with the best option.
GPS navigation is a standard ... in all new mobile phones.
aspect
feature
activity
form
Complete the sentence with the best option.
Vloggers have more ... to the young audience because young people prefer watching to reading.
appeal
revelation
interest
audience
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
Please get your parents’ (a) on your test. (SIGN)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
Few people want to eat at that restaurant because of the (a) smell from the garbage dump nearby. (PLEASE)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
This part of the library is for college students only it is not (a) to high school pupils. (ACCESS)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
My father plans to live (a) in the countryside after he retires. (PERMANENT)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
She is very (a) about her mother’s health. (ANXIETY)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
(a) her illness was more serious than we thought. (FORTUNATE)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
Peter finished all the questions (a) . (BRILLIANCE)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
How (a) of you to break that cup! (CARE)
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Disneyland is one of the famous areas of (a) . (ENTERTAIN)
Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the sentence.
She likes a (a) evening in the countryside. (PEACE)
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I have always love painting ever since I was (1) the kid.
(a)
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My mother told me that I used to take pen from my brother's school bag and (2) scribbled randomly on the floor and the walls of the house.
(a)
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As I got older I became more interested (3) on painting.
(a)
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I (4) am seven years old when my parents bought me my first water colour set.
(a)
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I would spend so many (5) hour painting scenery or anything that came to my mind.
(a)
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Although I did not win any prize, I was happy with the experience and the opportunity to (6) meeting new friends with the same interest in painting.
(a)
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I began (7) take part in painting competitions every year since then.
(a)
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It was not until I was in Year 5 that I (8) win my first competition.
(a)
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I (9) beat a senior student to grab the first prize last year.
(a)
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I hope to join my school's Art Club to improve (10) mine skills and learn more about painting.
(a)
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
I don't really know a lot about the work that Greenpeace does. (FAMILIAR)
-> I (a) the work that Greenpeace does.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
Did you hear that the greenhouse in the park had been demolished? (TORN)
-> Did you hear that they (a) the greenhouse in the park?
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
I hope the weather gets better for our trip to the mountains this weekend. (UP)
-> I hope the weather (a) for our trip to the mountains this weekend.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
Did you see the documentary about the ozone layer? (SAW)
-> I wonder (a) the documentary about the ozone.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
Would you mind quickly looking at the engine? (LOOK)
-> Would you mind (a) the engine?
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
Cleaning the beach took ages. (LONG)
-> It (a) clean the beach.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
I think it would be a good idea to speak to the manager first. (WERE)
If (a) speak to the manager first.
Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use 2 to 5 words, including the
given without any change. Do not use contractions.
I couldn't steer the boat because the waves were so high. (CONTROL)
-> I (a) the boat because the waves are so high.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
(a) the cold outside, she insisted on only wearing a light t-shirt.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
Madrid is a wonderful city but it has fewer parks (a) London which is a shame because of the hot and sunny weather there.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
I gave up my seat on the bus (a) that an old woman could sit down.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
The city is pretty safe although you may have some problems if you go into certain neighborhoods (a) night.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
I can eat almost (a) sort of fish or seafood except for octopus which I can't stand.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
I (a) to go to school now, otherwise I will be late
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
He said he couldn't come to the meeting because of a previous engagement but I think he is just (a) excuses.
Complete the sentence with ONE suitable word.
How was I to know that she would have an allergic reaction (a) the nuts in the cake? She should have said something!
