WorksheetsOral B2 P1 (10-18) Vocabulary and Grammar Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Thanks to the generosity of ….., the charity has raised £10,000 for the care home.
donors
citizens
society
volunteers
Irene is the ….. of the golf club and looks after all its financial matters.
president
treasurer
secretary
officer
Our group helps people experiencing ….. problems, such as during a marriage break-up.
emotional
physical
intellectual
everyday
There would be fewer accidents if cyclists used the cycle ….. provided for them.
ramps
parks
crossings
lanes
All our staff are obliged to wear ….. equipment when doing dangerous jobs.
industrial
protective
survival
company
The minister ordered more ….. housing to be made available to the unemployed.
accessible
supported
affordable
welfare
Paula treats her rash with an entirely plant-based ….. .
ointment
plaster
bandage
tape
Thanks for nothing! You've been a ….. lot of help.
little
great
small
fat
All employees are expected to take part in tomorrow's fire ….. at 10 am.
alarm
exercise
service
drill
How did you get that nasty-looking black ….. on your arm?
sprain
bruise
graze
fracture
The shelter puts ……………..…. homeless people for the night.
(a)
The new motorway is still ……………..…. construction and will be ready at the end of the year.
(a)
Councillor Burke gets his ideas ……………..…. very clearly.
(a)
I wish manufacturers would cut ……………..…. on the amount of plastic packaging they use.
(a)
The council has converted the old warehouse ……………..…. a dance studio.
(a)
We had to go ………. showers for two days while the burst water pipe was being fixed.
(a)
Our local authority has had to cancel plans for a new park because they've run ……………..…. of money!
(a)
Is the photography club ……………..…. walking distance of the station?
(a)
Matt called in at the centre ……………..…. a view to finding a volunteer job.
(a)
The Watsons took ……………..…. the homeless teenager and offered him a bed for the night.
(a)
Our town has a(n) ….. library.
impressive, brick, old, public
old, impressive, public, brick
brick, public, old, impressive
impressive, old, brick, public
The volunteers are working hard ….. the project this month.
finishing
to finish
to have finished
having finished
During lunch, there seems ….. an argument; James looks upset.
to have been
to be
being
having been
You ….. fed the cats; Sally has already done it.
didn't need to
didn't have to
wouldn't have
needn't have
The councillor suggested ….. a meeting to discuss the matter.
to hold
holding
to have held
to have been held
Despite ….. of the situation, the prime minister failed to act.
having been informed
informing
to have informed
to inform
This year's bazaar was nowhere ….. as successful at raising money as last year's.
quite
much
just
near
That man in the council office queue seems ….. for some time now.
to have waited
having waited
waiting
to have been waiting
….. her debate speech, the student stepped down from the platform.
Having given
Giving
To have given
To be given
Everyone should ….. for next Sunday's beach-clean!
be volunteering
volunteer
to volunteer
have been volunteering
I think you …………..……. volunteer for that job in Spain; it will be great work experience!
(a)
Paul …………..……. be working in the animal shelter at the moment, but I'm not sure.
(a)
Would you like to adopt the black kitten or the white …………..…….?
(a)
I really …………..……. visit Mrs Harris tomorrow; she's elderly and needs help with shopping.
(a)
…………..……. is most satisfying to work with children who need your help.
(a)
All volunteers …………..……. wear the safety helmets provided by the organisation.
(a)
You look tired! I …………..……. finish mowing the lawn for you if you like.
(a)
The health centre's new wheelchairs are more high-tech than the old …………..……. .
(a)
You …………..……. do as I say - I won't take no for an answer!
(a)
…………..……. is only one volunteer who hasn't reported for duty yet.
(a)
