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WorksheetsThinking Space B2 Unit 6 Review Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does it mean to give criticism?
To offer suggestions for improvement
To provide positive feedback
To express disapproval or point out flaws
To ignore someone's work
What does it mean to make an admission?
To confess or acknowledge something
To ignore a mistake
To deny responsibility
To celebrate an achievement
What is the meaning of 'despite' in the sentence: 'He loves his job despite having a strict boss'?
Instead of
Because of
In spite of
In addition to
What is the correct word to fill in the blank: 'I had some birthday cake ______ I'm on a diet.'?
but
despite
even though
although
What does it mean to give praise?
To criticize someone's work
To express admiration or approval
To ignore someone's efforts
To provide constructive feedback
Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'although'?
We went for a walk although it was raining.
Although it was raining, we went for a walk.
It was raining although we stayed indoors.
Although we stayed indoors, it was raining.
What is the difference between 'despite' and 'in spite of'?
'In spite of' is used only in negative contexts.
There is no difference; they can be used interchangeably.
'Despite' is used for actions, while 'in spite of' is used for conditions.
'Despite' is more formal than 'in spite of'.
Which sentence correctly uses 'however' to show contrast?
She was tired; however, she decided to go for a run.
However she was tired, she decided to go for a run.
She was tired however she decided to go for a run.
She was tired; she decided to go for a run, however.
What does it mean when two people are said to be 'joined at the hip'?
They are always arguing with each other.
They are very close and spend a lot of time together.
They are completely independent of one another.
They are physically attached to each other.
Which idiom would you use to describe a situation where two friends resolve their differences?
To clear the air
To get on like a house on fire
To look like two peas in a pod
To have a shoulder to cry on
What does it mean to 'know someone inside out'?
To have a superficial understanding of someone.
To be very familiar with someone's personality and habits.
To have never met the person before.
To be confused about someone's intentions.
Describe your relationship with a friend of yours using one of the friendship idioms
The costumes get (a) elaborate as time goes by.
I didn’t dress up, and it was (a) as stressful as when I do.
It’s ____ more fun to compete in conventions than it is at festivals.
as much
a lot
a lot of
as much as
People are not (a) clever as they think they are.
The costumes at this convention are (a) impressive than the ones I saw last year
After our disagreement, we decided it was time to (a) and move on.
They used to be close, but they (a) over a silly argument and stopped talking.
Despite their different personalities, they always get (a) when they’re together.
