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He advised (…) the film. He said it was very unrealistic and clichéd

If you rest your ankle, it (…) more quickly.

I can't see who is in this photo. Can you zoom (…)?

Usually we (…) for a coffee after lectures.

'Tardigrades' are completely indestructible.

Do you think she'll be able to find work as a professional music(…) one day?

Which adjective can't you add the prefix -un to?

In the film industry, December is known as a 'dump month' for films.

I'll never (…) my first race. It felt fantastic!

She spends a fortune on new clothes. She (…) rich.

Franky Zapata tried to refuel but he (…)calculated his landing and fell into the sea.

Which of these verbs are synonyms of axe? There is more than one answer.

The film had a poor (…) at the cinema because of the bad reviews.

Did you remember (…) that webpage? You'll need it again later.

A postgraduate is someone who is studying for their first degree at university.

In Russia in the late 1600s, people with beards had to pay a tax.

We're going to buy Marta a box of chocolates for her birthday – do you want to chip (…)?

Select the verbs connected with air travel. There is more than one answer.

My new smartwatch (…) is also waterproof.

You (…) asked for a discount – that top has got a dirty mark on it.

The government needs to spend more money (…) its tsunami warning systems.

If you're self-employed, it means you work for yourself.

What's the opposite of modest?

Jake hasn't arrived home yet. I think he (…) the bus.

Which word generally has a positive meaning?

Which of the idioms is connected with poor health? There is more than one answer.

Which of these do you normally NOT find at a train station?

He said he (…) that track later that evening.

I won't be able to go swimming later unless my cough (…) better.

Which US state does the San Andreas Fault run through?

The Prime Minister was to (…) a press conference this afternoon, but it's been cancelled.

Where did a South Korean man discover seven gold bars?

Which is the odd one out of these genres?

If I (…) to bed earlier last night, I wouldn't be so tired today.

Which of these expressions is not used to express consequences?

Leonardo da Vinci was very open-minded and curious about (…) world.

In Fritz Strack's experiment, the people who held a pencil between their teeth laughed more.

If a disease is infectious, it means it isn't very easy to pass on to other people.

(…) a decision about what you're going to do after secondary school?

What's a kigu?

Professor Konstantin Novoselov was the man who invented pop-up ads.

Sir Issac Newton came up with the theory of gravity.

The Climbing Cholitas are a group of Indigenous Aymara women from (…).

He was tired because he (…) long hours all week.

It was a big disappoint(…) when I didn't manage to get tickets for the concert.

Electric cars are eco-friendly because they do not cause any pollution.

Yesterday evening we (…) sit in the park because it was so warm.

Which of these technology words originally come from nature? There is more than one answer.

Graphene is extremely light and (…), which means it can be used to produce phones that bend.

The residents of Galveston wanted to build a seawall to protect their island (…) hurricanes.

If only I (…) my shoulder playing rugby. It's really painful.

By 2020, rockets (…) astronauts to Mars.

She suggested (…) a short story from the vending machine.

Residents in coastal areas (…) right now.

Collet Ngobeni (…) to the radio when she heard the news about the poachers.

I was under the weather yesterday but today I'm full of (…) and I feel great.

I (…) the news but I fell asleep.

The Saffir-Simpson Scale measures the strength of hurricane winds.

Which section of a news website would you look at to find old articles?

Karina Sudenyte had been studying travel and tourism before she (…) her drinks company.

My mum and dad (…) on a cruise next week. They booked it months ago.

I'm fed up. I've (…) this essay all weekend and I still haven't finished.

I can lend you some cash. You (…) find a cashpoint.

Someone who is described as 'a wallflower' is usually sociable and talkative.

Why do UK universities organise freshers' fairs for new students?

One flake of graphene is one atom thick.

A moment in a film which leaves the audience in complete suspense is called a 'cliffhanger'.

Willow bark has (…) properties.

The torrential rain was reported (…) flash floods.

The job only paid the minimum wage so she (…).

Which of these adjectives used in reviews are positive? There is more than one answer.

I'm (…) Jo. She's a real social butterfly.

Finally, (…) my assignment. I hope I get a good mark.

If something costs 'an arm and an leg', it means it's a bargain.

Which words are connected with earthquakes? There is more than one answer.

It's a good idea to back up your files using an external hard drive or the (…).

A: My dad can't take me to basketball tonight. B: Don't worry. (…) you a lift.

My dad (…) nights but now he works from nine to five.

He's always been interested in (…) languages.

One of these sentences is not correct. Which one?

If he wasn't such a famous film star, this (…) front-page news.

No supplies (…) the survivors yet because relief workers can't reach the scene.

A 'casualty' is someone who helps victims of natural disasters.

Before digital computers were invented, human computers (…) collect and analyse data.

Nobody managed to finish all the questions in the test, (…)?