CAMBRIDGE KEY A2 LEVEL 5 SECONDS TO ANSWER Choose the correct word to co...

Choose the correct word to complete the conversation,

a, b or c.



1. Have you bought your ticket to York yet?

No, but my dad is driving me to the ................ to get it this

afternoon.

a cinema b museum c bus station

2. What do you do at the weekends?

I love dancing so I always go to the ................ on Fridays.

a supermarket b disco c theatre

3. Where do you usually meet your friends?

We often spend the whole day in the ................ , but we never buy anything!

a library b shopping centre c park

4. Have you finished writing your postcards yet?

Yes, and now I need to buy some stamps. Where’s the ................ ?

a department store b museum c post office

5. What are you doing tomorrow afternoon?

I’m having a surfing lesson at 3 pm with my friend at the ................ .

a beach b sports centre c swimming pool

6. How often do you go to the ................ ?

I usually go every Friday.

a supermarket b café c hotel

7. What’s your favourite film?

I don’t like films. I prefer watching plays at the ................ .

a theatre b school c gallery

8. Where do you do sport?

I usually go running in the ................ every afternoon.

a swimming pool b park c shopping centre

9. Do you like reading books?

Yes, I do. I borrow books from the ................ every month.

a bookshop b library c bank

10. Tell me about your best friend.

Her name’s Rosie and she’s a nurse. She works in a ................ .

a school b pharmacy c hospital

TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE ADVANCED C1 LEVEL Read each pair of sentences and cross out 10 SECONDS

TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE ADVANCED C1 LEVEL Read each pair of sentences and cross out 10 SECONDS

Read each pair of sentences and cross out any sentence which is wrong. Both sentences

may be correct.

1. a The government has put together a rescue plan to save the economy.

b The government has put a rescue plan together to save the economy.

2. a I had put money aside for a rainy day, so we used that.

b I had put aside money for a rainy day, so we used that.

3. a It’s very difficult to live on my salary.

b It’s very difficult to live my salary on.

4. a We’ve gone through some tough times, but things will start to pick up again.

b We’ve gone some tough times through, but things will start to pick up again.

5. a It took us eight years to pay off the debt.

b It took us eight years to pay the debt off.

6. a They are bringing down interest rates again.

b They are bringing interest rates down again.

7. a I’ll pay you back as soon as I get paid.

b I’ll pay back you as soon as I get paid.

8. a The financial adviser warned that businesses should not rush the deal into.

b The financial adviser warned that businesses should not rush into the deal.

TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE FIRST B2 LEVEL Complete the sentences with the correct adjective 10 SEC

TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE FIRST B2 LEVEL Complete the sentences with the correct adjective 10 SEC

Complete the sentences with the correct adjective in each gap.

1. last / latest / previous

Her show of disrespect was to ignore me completely. time, she hung up the

phone and on a occasion, she shut the door in my face.

2. common / normal / regular

Why don’t you use your sense, on a basis, like a person?

3. big / long / wide

We still have a way to go! There’s a difference between short-term and long-term

success. At the moment, we don’t have the experience of dealing with customers which we need.

4. great / large / significant

There was disagreement among a number of members who showed

concern about the running of the club.

5. distant / far / remote

In the not too future, experts predict that it will be impossible to holiday from

civilization, but for now, there are still some places on the planet that are virtually impossible to

reach because they are so and inaccessible.

6. different / unique / varied

Many customers have submitted reviews praising the location of the restaurant

and the menu.