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Full Blast B2 Module 7
Full Blast B2 Module 7
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... in the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, the gardens are in an ideal setting.
Hang
Show
Set
Pick
2
We felt sad leaving the venue of the concert, but all good things come to an
...
.
end
age
3
Richard is so annoying. He always tries to ... how successful he is.
show to
swallow up
show off
count down
4
These gardens provide a spectacular ... for the sculptures,
reflection
venue
pulse
lobby
5
Before visiting the gardens I had read several extremely enthusiastic ... about the place.
reviews
speeches
props
lines
6
... badly, he can’t come to this school again.
Behaved
Behaving
Having behaved
7
I was concerned that the actual place wouldn’t live ... to my expectations.
above
on
enough
up
8
I found his latest book ... .I couldn’t stop thinking about it.
audition
thought-provoking
overpriced
coincidence
9
What a(n) ... !I would never have expected to see you at a classical music concert.
overpriced
surprise
in handy
thought-provoking
10
... the test, he went back home exhausted.
Having finished
Finishing
FInished
11
Some students were making so much noise that Elliot could
...
hear what the speaker was saying.
barely
merely
12
... dinner, my mother started to set the table.
Cooked
Having cooked
Cooking
13
It really is an unusual garden full of ... .
surprises
special effects
warmth
kindness
14
I was one of the few lucky ones who got to see a(n) ... of the film before the premiere.
overview
preview
review
interview
15
The scientist couldn't give his viewers a(n) ... of how amazing the universe is.
hit
effect
sense
eye
16
The fans were ... the singer’s name as he appeared on stage.
humming
cheering
blasting
chanting
17
Watching U2 perform live was a once in a lifetime experience that sent ... down Diane’s spine.
shivers
riots
despairs
props
18
The boy’s knees started to ... as he slowly walked on stage.
move
vibrate
tremble
pulsate
19
Many people regard William Shakespeare’s works as ... masterpieces.
coincidence
timeless
perfect
eye to eye
20
The price, ... accommodation, is very reasonable.
including
having included
included
21
The film we watched last night was a brilliant ... of a classic novel.
flop
coincidence
plot
adaptation
22
You’ll never guess who ... at the restaurant we were eating at last night. Snoopy!
showed down
came into
showed off
showed up
23
... well the boy left school early.
Not felt
Not feeling
Not having felt
24
Though she can be a pain in the neck, you should have held your ...
and not talked like that.
nose
tongue
25
The young actor was stunning at yesterday’s ... for the lead role.
audition
performance
review
interview
26
The ending of the book was
...
, soI was utterly bored.
predictable
gripping
27
The producer found the
...
to be unimaginative.
wealth
script
28
Jane Eyre, ... by Charlotte Bronte, is one of the best novels I’ve ever read.
writing
written
having written
29
I hope Mary gets the role inthe play. I’m keeping my ... crossed for her.
fingers
lines
costumes
scenes
30
Helen asked for my help as she couldn’t make head or ... of what the assignment was about.
face
nose
hand
tail
31
This forest is a(n) ... place!
enchanting
upcoming
heartbreaking
conventional
32
It was difficult for me to keep a(n) ... when he walked into the room wearing a childish outfit
audition
face to face
straight face
coincidence
33
Jack was thrilled as he felt the music ... through his body.
vibrate
tremble
pulsate
audition
34
The hero of the book was left
...
after a fire destroyed his house.
disfigured
memorable
35
Learning that Mike is a talented artist came as
...
as I didn’t know he was artistic.
in handy
a surprise
36
Jenny and Jessica manage to get along even though they don’t see ... on many things.
face to face
ear to ear
eye to eye
nose to nose
37
The protagonist’s performance was ... . The audience couldn’t stop crying.
heartbreaking
unconvincing
amateurish
laughable
38
The dancer ... tonight is considered to be a great talent.
performing
having performed
performed
39
Instead of being value for money, the tickets for the theatrical performance were actually ...
wealthy
coincidence
overpriced
previewed
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My aunt insisted on going
...
to congratulate the actors.
background
backstage