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B2 for school - Faes, revision and practice
B2 for school - Faes, revision and practice
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Revise and practice your English with this Quiz created for students at a B2 level.
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1
Choose the correct option to fill in the gap:
I hope the weather ..... soon. I want to go to the beach!
clears up
takes care of
leaves out
works out
2
This sentence is correct:
Thank you for giving me the chance of suggesting new ideas.
False
True
3
Complete:
The Marin family live near the beach, ........... they enjoy taking their holidays somewhere cold.
until
unless
yet
in view of
4
Choose the correct substitute for the word in italics: You can come camping with us
provided that
you take your own ten
instead of
as long as
in spite of
in order to
5
Choose the correct option to fill in the gap:
Tom was a long way ahead, but Sam ran and ...... him.
relied on
made up
catched up with
got round of
6
What are the nouns corresponding to these adjectives?
long, wide, free, hot
longeth, widion, freedom, hotteth
lenght, weidth, freer, heat
lenght, width, freedom, heat
lenght, wideth, free, heat
7
Choose the correct substitute for the word in italics:
The school trip had to be postponed
because of
the train strike.
instead of
as long as
owing to
in spite of
8
Which option is correct?
None of the others
Take my advices
I really don't like your advices
I'd like to give a piece of advice
9
Choose the correct substitute for the word in italics:
Even though
it was pouring with rain, Ben cycled to school.
in spite of
owing to
despite the fact that
instead of
10
This sentence is correct:
I look forward to hear you.
True
False
11
Complete:
They wait ...... the weather changes before they start preparing their equipment.
so as to
in view of
unless
until
12
Complete:
It's quite hard do to lots of winter sports ............... you're reasonably physically fit.
so as to
unless
in addition
in view of
13
This sentence is correct:
I am interested in applying for the new job.
False
True
