The most Complete book forthe Cambridge B2 First : And First for Schools =. MAM Een Sh Ad ines) SE, 4&. Proctor : uF Test 1 Part 2 a For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). ° [yJojujr ee EAE Sleep Better: Tips to Avoid Nightmares Are nightmares disturbing (0) sleep? Dont worry, you can take simple steps to enjoy (1) peacetul nights. Follow these easy tips to keep those bad dreams away. Stick (2) a regular sleep schedule. Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. This helps your body (3) used to a routine and improves sleep quality. Establish a relaxing bedtime routine by doing calming activities (4) reading or taking a warm bath before sieep Avoid drinking caifeine or smoking in the evening, as these can disrupt your sleep. Create (5) comfortable sleep environment. Keep your bedroom cool, dark, and quiet. Invest (6) a cozy mattress and pillows to enhance your sleep comfort. Be mindful of (7) you watch or read before you sleep. Avoid scary or upsetting content, as it can stay in your mind and trigger nightmares. Instead, choose uplitting or positive material to promote pleasant thoughts. By following these easy tips, you can improve your sleep and (8) goodbye to nightmares. Sleep tight and wake up refreshed! www.easy-formacion comSLISH K. Proctor P2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 1 Part 3 For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). Luxury Cars: A Feast for the Eyes Luxury cars are (0) for their stunning design and KNOW elegance, captivating car enthusiasts around the world. Let's take a closer look at what makes these cars so special and (1)____ appealing VISUAL The exterior design of luxury cars is breathtaking, They feature sleek and smooth lines that give them a sophisticated and classy (2) __. The shiny paint and APPEAR polished finish make them stand out on the road, (3)__-~ TURN. heads wherever they go. Inside the cabin, luxury cars offer a world of (4) and COZY luxury. The seats are made of high-quality materials, like 6) leather, providing a plush and cozy feel. The MOULD interior is well-designed, with (6) to detail evident in. ATTEND every aspect. Overall, luxury cars are a (7) marvel of design. RELY They are not only a means of (8) but also a TRANSPORT statement of style and class wivwmeasy torK, Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 1 Part 4 ———— For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that ithhas a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. > Use between two and five words (including the word given) a 14 Sam was offered a job but he didn’t accept it because he was too busy. TURNED Sam was offered a job but he -.......-.----s000:+/+ because he was too busy. 2 Not many students attended the lecture yesterday. NUMBER Only... _...« Students attended the lecture yesterday. 3. There’s someone at the door, but it’s too early for Diana. BE There’s someone at the door, but ..... ... because it’s too early. wn eacy-formac or com 2K. Proctor 4 There probably won't be any more customers tonight. UNLIKELY It . be any more customers tonight. 5 London is rather expensive. BIT London is ..... .. expensive city. 6 I decided to go to New York on my own. DECISION t go to New York on my own. www easy-formacion com 3K. Proctor 2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 2 Part 2 ————— For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 F/R|O|M Nee EEE A Glimpse into the Glory of Ancient Egypt Ancient Egypt, a captivating civilisation (0) intrigue us with (1) secrets and achievements. the past, continues to The pyramids of Egypt, like the Great Pyramid of Giza, were grand tombs built (2) pharaohs. These impressive structures stand (3) testaments to the ancient Egyptians’ advanced engineering skills. Religion played a central role in their lives. The Egyptians worshipped numerous gods and goddesses and built magnificent temples (4) their honour. The Nile River was the lifeblood of ancient Egypt, providing fertile land for farming, The annual flooding of the Nile brought prosperity and sustenance (5) ____ the civilisation. Hieroglyphics, their system of writing, used symbols to convey sounds and ideas. This intricate writing system (6) used on temples and tombs. Exploring the wonders of ancient Egypt offers a window (7) their rich history and cultural legacy. I's a fascinating civilisation (8) continues to spark our curiosity. www.easy-formacion. comLISH K Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH ? Test 2 Part 3 r —_——— For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). o} jtlejalplelri|s|nlije _——— Leadership: Fuelling Growth & Achievement ) is an essential quality that drives individuals and LEADER organisations toward success, It involves the (1) to ABLE inspire and guide others, while also making critical s (2) and navigating challenges. Effective leaders DECIDE _ possess a (3) of vision and communication skills. COMBINE 4 Great leaders inspire those around them by setting a clear vision and fostering a sense of purpose. They (4) POWER — their team members, encouraging collaboration and innovation. A strong leader leads by example, exhibiting or 6) and accountability. INTEGRATE ° Effective communication is a hallmark of successful leadership. Leaders convey their ideas with (6) , CLEAR id (7) listen to others, and provide constructive ACTIVE feedback. They build strong relationships, fostering trust fn and open dialogue. 2s Through inspiration and effective communication, leadors enable individuals for (8) and achievement. GROW 1s wweveasy-formac’or com 15K. Proctor aP ENGLISH Test 2 Part 4 a T For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it hag a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) a 1 David never forgets people's names. Goop David is very . people’s names. 2 My friend managed to pass his driving test first time. SUCCEEDED My friend oo... cece his driving test first time. 3. Mr Sam is wealthy today because he bough! shares in an energy company. NOT .. in an energy company. he wouldn't be wealthy today.K, Procter B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 The meeting was so intense he didn't know what to say. SUCH a +» that he didn’t know what to say. 5. Ill give you a map because | may not be available when you come back. CASE Il give you a map ... available when you come back 6 | really regret not bringing a notebook with me tonight. WISH Ireally .. .- @ notebook with me tonight. waweeasy-te:K Proctor 82 FIRST US Test 3 Part 2 — oo For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 T/H/e — Carpe Diem: Becoming a Weekend Warrior The Weekend Warrior embodies (0) adventurous spirit of individuals a) maximise their weekends for thrilling activities and exploration. These modern-day warriors (2) free from the workweek routine, infusing their weekends (3) excitement and adventure Weekend Warriors engage in diverse pursuits, (4) conquering mountains to indulging in adrenaline-pumping sports. They challenge themselves, create unforgettable memories, and push (5) limits. Balancing work and personal life is crucial for Weekend Warriors. They understand the importance of dedicating time to passions and hobbies (6) the office. By immersing themselves in activities they love, they find eneray, fulfilment, and escape from daily stress. Weekend Warrior pursuits range from extreme sports to quiet pleasures like visiting galleries or embracing nature. They remind us (7) cherish free time and seek adventure. So, gear up. plan escapades, and let your inner Weekend Warrior emerge (8) extraordinary weekends. www. easyfer = ENGLISH | TET OR He tonK Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 3 Part 3 ——$—$—$_—_—_— For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). ° DIE/C/O/R/A/T/I/OIN The Essence of Home Design Home (0) ____ and design are essential in shaping DECORATE (1) living spaces. With attention to detail and PERSONAL (2) choices, homes can become shelters that reflect. THINK individual style and personality Reflective design choices impact (3) and ambiance. FUNCTION Optimised space planning, natural light utilisation, and consideration of ventilation contribute to (4) living COMFORT environments. Incorporating personal touches adds character and (5) Artwork, photographs, and sentimental items WARM create a sense of nostalgia and connection. By blending aesthetics and (6) , homes become EFFICIENT visually (7) and suited to inhabitants' needs. APPEAL In conclusion. hone decoration and design shape unique retreats that reflect individual style, inspire comfort, and evoke a sense of (8) BELONG vnww.easy for ee~. Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 3 Part 4 — For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 | don't see the point in investing in that stock. WORTH In my opinion, it... «in that stock. 2. last saw Emily a week ago. SINCE Ihave . week. 3. This house costs far more than my last one. EXPENSIVE This HOUSE... .ssessose .- my last one. wow easy forms 20Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 For around two years, | felt strange driving on the right USED It took me around two years ... ‘on the right. 5 Kim doesn't look well. | don't think she shauld go to school. BETTER Kim .... school because she doesn't look well. 6 Mr Brown was respected by his students who all wanted to be like him. UP Dr Brown's students and all wanted to be like him, wwiaeasy-formacion.comK, Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 4 Part 2 —————— For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). o| |H]als The Joy of Yoga Yoga, an ancient practice originating in India, (0) become immensely popular worldwide (1) its positive impact on physical and mental well-being. At its core, yoga combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to promote harmony (2) the body and mind, Regular practice improves flexibility, strength, and balance (3) fostering a sense of inner calm Yoga (4) encourages self-reflection and personal growth. It nurtures self-awareness, compassion, and a positive mindset. Mental clarity, resitionce, and overall well-being (5) enhanced. Accessible to (6) ages and fitness levels, yoga offers a sanctuary of serenity and self-care. It reconnects individuals (7} themselves, promoting balance and inner peace. Embracing the benefits of yoga brings a journey of self-discovery, physical vitality, and mental clarity. Roll (8) your mat. take a deep breath, and tet this ancient practice guide you towards holistic well-being. www easy-formacK. Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 4 Part 3 For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). oj |Bjejajultyy —_—. Rome: City of History and Beauty Rome, the timeless city, is a place of stunning (0) BEAUTIFUL and rich (1) _____ heritage. With a long history, this CULTURE captivating capital of Italy offers a fascinating journey through ancient (2). CIVILISE When you visit Rome, you can explore amazing (3) SEE like the Colosseum, a grand building from long ago. You can also see the Vatican City, where St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel with its (4) artwork by FAME Michelangelo are located. These places will leave you in awe. Rome is is also a (5) city with delicious food. You LIVE can enjoy (6) Italian dishes like pasta, pizza, and TRADITION gelato while (7) the bustling atmosphere of Rome's. EXPERIENCE restaurants and cafes. In conclusion, Rome is a place where you can immerse (8) in the wonders of the past and indulge in the YOU delights of the present. were easy-formacion com 23K. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 4 Part 4 For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 | really can't bear living near the construction site any longer. PUT Preally Cant esc .. near the construction site any longer. 2. “Are we meeting John in the park or the cafe?" Amelia asked. WHETHER Amelia wondered ......... un the park or the cafe, 3 The children played hide-and-seek and also went biking. ADDITION The children played hide-and-seek .. biking wen gasy-form: 24K Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 Try not to make a mistake while you're presenting today. AVOID Ty. a mistake while you're presenting today. 5 Why didn't you warn me it was going to be a difficult task? HAVE You... sass it was going to be a difficult task 6 The experts thought that the cost of housing would rise next year. EXPECTED The cost of housing ext year. ewe @esyeformacion com 25K Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 5 Part 2 For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). fl | The Power Within: Self-Motivation ° Self-motivation is the key (0) unlocking personal success. By cultivating an internal drive, individuals (1) ‘overcome obstacles, stay focused, and strive for excellence. Here, we explore the profound impact of self-motivation and effective strategies for hamessing its power. @) its core, self-motivation arises (3) an intrinsic desire for personal growth and achievement. By employing a combination of perseverance, determination, and a positive mindset, individuals can conquer (4) the most daunting challenges that (5) their way. (6) enhance sell-motivation, cultivate a growth mindset and self- awareness. (7)___ SMART goats. review and adjust them regularly, and practice effective time management. Selt-discipline and positive mindset are crucial. Break tasks (8) . manageable steps, prioritise responsibilities. and seek inspiration from role models and supportive communities. In conclusion, self-motivation is the driving force for personal success. Nurturing it unlocks one's full potential. wemmasy-forres 2K Proctor 52 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 5 HARD Part 3 For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 FlultjelR||s|t] je Aerial Dreams: The Promise of Flying Cars Flying cars, a symbol of (0) imagination, are edging closer to reality with technological advancements and a vision for enhanced (1) However, challenges remain in terms of (2) regulations, and (3) _____. Establishing secure operations, implementing air traffic management systems, and creating landing framework are crucial steps towards integrating flying cars (4)____into our lives. Despite these obstacles, experts maintain (5)___ about the potential of flying cars. envisioning a future where aerial (6) ____ becomes an integral part of urban transportation. As technology (7) dream of flying cars becoming commonplace draws vearer. With each passing year, the realm of personal aircraft becomes more tangible, (8) ___ the way we travel and shaping the cities of tomorrow. and regulations take shape, the wwrw.easy-formac'or.com, FUTURE CONNECT SAVE STRUCTURE SEAM OPTIMISTIC MOBILISE EVOLUTION REVOLUTIONK. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 5 Part 4 — For questions 7 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. » Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 | dont think we'll see Henry before he goes to Los Angeles. LIKELIHOOD There's. ssssessnen Henry before he goes to Los Angeles 2. I's a pity James is so unreliable COUNT I wish | ....... James, 3 We were late arriving at the cinema so we missed the start of the film. BY The film had ...... «We arrived at the cinema. www easy forrras 2-22 28< Proctor 82 FIRSTUSE OF ENGLISH HARD 4 Iwas just about to call her to see what time she was coming. POINT Tae her to see what time she was coming. 5 There was very litle gas left in the car. RUN The car had - -- gas. 6 Jane's company had less success with its exports this year. so Jane's company WaS ....-.ecccee cesses With its exports this year 29 worn easy-formacK. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 6 Part 2 — For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). ° 1]N — Driving the Shift to Renewable Energy Gas is undergoing a transformation (0) ___ the face of a global push towards sustainable energy solutions. (1) we chart a path towards a cleaner future, gas (2) a crucial role in the transition. Renewable gas sources, (3) as biogas and hydrogen, offer a cleaner alternative to traditional fossil fuels. (4) sustainable options reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to a greener energy mix. The integration of gas with renewable energy sources paves the (6) _ for a reliable and resilient energy system. Power-to-gas technology enables energy storage (6) grid stabilisation, enhancing the sustainability of our energy infrastructure. While we embrace (7) sustainable energy revolution, maximising the officiency and reducing the environmentat footprint of gas usage becomes paramount. By embracing cleaner gas alternatives and leveraging technological advancements, we can create a future (8)__gas plays a vital role in our sustainable energy landscape. wonweasy-forra: er comK. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 6 ek— For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). Part 3 oO} Jcjuja}tiulRjaye —_——— Dragon Dance: Embracing Asian Culture The Dragon Dance is a captivating (0)___ performance with deep roots in Asian traditions. (1) in China, it is often showcased during festive occasions like the Chinese New Year. Skilled (2) manipulate a long dragon puppet, symbolising power, (3) . and good fortune. Accompanied by (4) music and vibrant drumming, the Dragon Dance creates an (5) atmosphere filled with joy and excitement. Meticulous preparations and synchronised (6) bring the dragon puppet to life, mesmerising spectators. Attending a Dragon Dance offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich traditions of Asian cultures. With its harmonic (7) » colourful visuals, and infectious energy, it celebrates the spirit and (8) of diverse communities. Continuing to enchant audiences, the Dragon Dance unites people in celebrating shared traditions. vrei easy-formacion.com CULTURE ORIGINATE PERFORM STRONG RHYTHM ENERGY MOVE ACT VITALK. Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 6 Part 4 —_— For questions 7 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. » Use between two and five words (including the word given) 4 Because of his persistent health issues, he could not work effectively. IMPOSSIBLE His persistent health issues ... . him to work effectively. 2 It was quite pointless to complain about the weather. POINT There ..... _ complaining about the weather. 3. only he had been taken to hospital sooner. PITY What .... cornssen taken to hospital earlierK Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 The saleswoman said she was sorry she was fate for the team meeting APOLOGISED The saleswoman ...... sus fale for the team meeting. 5 The meal we had in the Italian restaurant was so delicious. SUCH It «s+ Meal in the Italian restaurant. 6 You can‘ bring pets into this office. SUPPOSED You .. sss Pets into this office. 33 www.easy form,K. Proctor 182 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 7 Part 2 For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example al the beginning (0). o| [alelolulr [| Sportspeople’s Earnings: Balancing Talent and Reward The earnings of sportspeople spark discussions (0) the value placed on their remarkable talents. Factors such as performance and the revenue generated (1) the sports industry contribute to their perceived value. Professional athletes dedicate their lives (2) ____honing their skills, enduring rigorous training regimens, and competing (3) the highest level. Successful athletes become global icons, attracting endorsements and commercial opportunities (4) elevate their earnings. Sports is a multi-billion-dollar industry, with revenues generated (5) ticket sales, broadcasting rights, merchandise, and advertising. Salaries reflect the economic value athletes bring to their sports and the market demand (6)____their skills. While some question the substantial sums eamed, athletes (7) limited careers and must secure (8) financial future. They face considerations such as healthcare, retirement. and investments Sportspeople's earnings reflect talent, market appeal, and the industry's dynamics. As fans, we just celebrate their achievernents and dedication. www easyfor 34K. Proctor, B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 7 Part 3 ers For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the Correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 ciolmM Compulsive Buyi ig: The Hidden Obsession Shopping addiction, also known as (0) buying COMPULSE disorder, is a concerning issue in modem society. tn today's consumer-driven world, shopping has become a Popular pastime and form of self-expression. However, for some, it becomes a (an) (1) behaviour. ADDICT People with shopping addiction experience (2) Gesires, leading to impulsive and excessive shopping. This temporary (3) _____ is quickly replaced by guilt, SATISFY (4)____ stress, and unstable relationships, FINANCE POWER Shopping addiction has serious consequences, including financial (5) . debt, and declining mental well-being. STABLE Developing (6) _____ shopping habits, seeking support, and HEALTH addressing underlying issues are important for (7) RECOVER |n conclusion, shopping addiction can have detrimental effects on one's life. Recognising the signs and seeking help are crucial steps toward (8) control GAIN svinuneasy-formacion com 35K Proctor 2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 7 Part 4 ———————— For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. * Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 Iwas too tired to go to the party, so | stayed home and relaxed. THAT [WAS ..esssee-cstsseseses Leouldn't go to the party, so | stayed home and relaxed. 2 I'msure it was Sarah | saw in town as | recognised her distinctive red hat. HAVE It. Sarah | saw in town as | recognised her distinctive red hat. 3 Although the movie was poorly rated, we had a good time. SPITE We had a good time... eeseeeccssceeee jucstisiiisaen being poorly rated. wunw.easy-tors 38K Proctor Ba FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 You must do exactly what the supervisor tells you. CARRY You must .... .ow instructions exactly. 5 Daniel never takes any notice of what others say. ATTENTION Daniel never .. athers say. 6 The event was cancelled because the venue became unavailable. CALLED They ... because the venue became unavailable. wowreasy forms: 2 37K. Proctor 2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 8 Part 2 ————$—$—$<— — For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). 9] [aly EES The Hidden Senses of Animals Animals possess (0) astonishing array of senses, far surpassing our human capabilities. The animal kingdom showcases an even (1) diverse range of sensory abilities. navigation and exhibit magneto-reception, perceiving Earth's Some animals can sense electrical fields, aiding (2) communication. (3) magnetic field for navigation. Highly sensitive hearing allows certain animals (4) detect ultrasonic frequencies or hear sounds from great distances. Their sense of smell 6) incredibly precise, detecting scents at minuscule concentrations. Specialised vision (6) animals the ability to see infra-red or ultra- violet wavelengths, revealing a hidden world of light (7) human perception. Unraveling the extraordinary senses of animals unveils the intricacies of nature and reminds us of the vastness of sensory experiences beyond ®) own. wrwercasytorms 38K. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 8 Part 3 For questions 1 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0) 0 T/R/AIN|S/F/O|R|M/A/T/IIOIN From Pages to Pixels: The Future of Paper The future of paper is undergoing a (0) as digital TRANSFORM technologies revolutionise traditional practices. Electronic documents and online platiorms offer (1) and EFFICIENT accessibility, reducing (2)____ on paper. RELY However, paper's tangible qualities and aesthetic appeal still hold significance in certain industries and (3) CREATE fields. Striking a balance between digital and physical mediums is key. Sustainable paper production, using (4) ____ materials, RECYCLE and (5) sourcing will play a crucial role. Innovations RESPOND like smart paper and e-paper offer (6) displays, INTERACT bridging the gap between traditional paper and digital technology. Embracing these (7) paper while honouring tradition and (8) , We can navigate the future of ADVANCE innovation. WELCOME wwmeasy-formac ar.com 39K Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 8 Part 4 _—_— <_< — For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 4 The house was too expensive for us to buy. BEEN Wocccesesnesniaisiatensnsessnses 80 expensive, we would have bought it. 2 Ittook me three weeks to recover from the flu. GET Ineeded .. ... the flu. 3. Jonathan said that | had taken his prized fountain pen. ACCUSED Jonathan ...... .. his prized fountain pen. worn easy-tare e2 => 40K Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4. [hate it when I have to wake up early at the weekends. STAND .... Wake up early at the weekends 5 People explore uncharted territories looking for adventure. SEARCH People explore uncharted territories ... adventure. 6 Her supervisor has a very high opinion of her abilities. THINKS, Her supervisor ........ of her abilities. wewweasy-forens =K, Proctor 8? FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 9 Part 2 —_—_—— For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). oO A\N i The Olive Tree's Legacy The olive tree, a symbol (0) endurance and abundance, (1) a rich history and cultural significance. Native to the Mediterranean, the olive tree's resilience allows (2) to withstand harsh conditions and thrive for centuries. Its ability to endure droughts and rocky terrain (3) ita symbol of strength and resilience. The tree's fruit, olives, offers a versatile culinary treasure. From olive oil to table olives, it enriches various cuisines and delights (4) taste buds. Beyond its practical uses, the olive tree (5) cultural and symbolic value. It is associated with peace, wisdom, and prosperity, represented ©) the olive branch as a symbol of harmony and reconciliation. ” history, the olive tree has influenced art, literature, and religious traditions, embodying fertility, abundance and spiritual blessings Appreciating the olive tree reminds us (8) nature's resilience and the enduring bond between humans and the environment. wwwreasy-for™ 42 KIK. Proctor 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 9 Part 3 For questions 1 to 8, use the word given an the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). oO UIN|B/R/E/A/K/A|B/LIE [ Forever Connected: Parent-Child Relationship The bond between a parent and child is an (0) BREAK connection rooted in (1) love. It provides comfort, CONDITION support, and (2) throughout life's journey. GUIDE From birth, parents shower their child with love and protection, creating a sense of (3) . They serve as SECURE mentors, imparting (4) and values that shape the WISE child's growth ‘As a child grows, the bond between parent and child evolves. It becomes a(5)__, adeep connection based FRIEND ‘on shared experiences and a lifetime of memories. Even as the child becomes (6) ____. the bond remains, a DEPEND ‘source of strength, love, and (7)_. UNDERSTAND The link Parent-Child is a relationship that shapes both parent and child, providing a (8) of support, love, FOUND and backing that lasts a lifetime. 43K. Procter 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 9 Part 4 _— $$ For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. » Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 The police ate investigating what caused the explosion. INTO The police .... ... Cause of the explosion, 2. Mysisteris always teasing me about my collection of vintage coins. FUN My sister is always . collection of vintage coins 3 twas a mistake buying that expensive designer handbag. ONLY if... ... that expensive designer handbag. vowwoeasyfore ss e722k. Proctor B2 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 You really ought to get @ new phone — yours is so outdated! HIGH WS eocececccseeeee . a new phone ~ yours is so outdated! 5. Ithas been a year since they got married. TOOK Their wedding . eeceess Yat. 6 The price of gasoline has increased recently. GONE The price of gasoline ...... wo recently, wow easy-formacior com 45— Sa FRAREORENETEN Test 10 Part 2 For questions 1 to 8, read the text below and decide which word best fits each gap. Use only one word for each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 FlolR] | [ The Four Ss: Sun, Sand, and Serenity in Spain Spain, renowned (0) __. its rich culture and vibrant cities, is also 0) to some of the world's most beautiful beaches. It offers a diverse array of coastal destinations that capture the hearts of visitors (2) _____ the tranquil coves of Costa Brava to the vibrant shores of Costa del Sol, these idyllic retreats provide sun-drenched relaxation and crystal- clear waters, (3) them irresistible to beach enthusiasts. (4) ____ the Atlantic side, Spain's beaches offer a different allure, The rugged coastline of Galicia presents a mesmerising backdrop, (5) the golden beaches of the Canary Islands provide a unique blend of sun, sea, and natural wonders. (6) the popularity, the charm of Spain's beaches endures. Visitors can still find moments of solitude and serenity by exploring lesser-known coastal towns and hidden gems ” it's the allure of the Mediterranean or the wild beauty of the Allantic, Spain’s coastal paradises are waiting ‘0 (8) ___ explored. www.easy fo)K. Froctor 682 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 10 Part 3 For questions 7 to 8, use the word given on the right to form the correct word that fills each gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). [>] Flalsfe[i[yfa[r le The Magic of Musi A Gateway to the Soul Music, a (0). language integrated with harmonies FASCINATE and rhythms, resonates (1) ____ within our souls. It DEEP possesses an (2) _____ power to evoke emotions, stir ENCHANT memories, and transport us to divine worlds. In the symphony of iife, music serves as a universal @) . transcending linguistic and cultural bartiers. Its COMMUNICATE melodies carry messages of joy, sorrow, love, and longing, speaking directly to the depths of our (4). BE Through its symphonic orchestration and lyrical poetry, “music becomes a vessel for self-expression, allowing us to convey emotions that words alone cannot capture. It writes people, fostering a sense of (5)_____ and shared BELONG experience “vith each note and chord, music has the (6) ability REMARK :2 heal, inspire, and (7) our spirits. ft is a language AWAKE at soothes, uplifts, and ignites our passions. reminding _2 of the (8) power of the human soul. BOUND wenn: easy-formacion.comK. Proctor 22 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH Test 10 HARD Part 4 For questions 1 to 6, fill in the gap in the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. + Do not change the word given. + Use between two and five words (including the word given) 1 Mark and Diana seem to have a good relationship ALONG Mark and Diana seem to .... «another very well. 2. Immediately after Tracy arrived home, the phone started ringing. SOONER No home than the phone started ringing. 3. It’s very unlikely that they will promote John this year CHANCE There is... . John being promoted this year. www .pasy-tor es 5° 48LisH ell ar. K Procter 82 FIRST USE OF ENGLISH 4 Henry thought of planning a surprise romantic getaway for Sara. CAME HOMY .ososscccsseeeseseeeescn Of planning a surprise romantic getaway for Sara. 5 1am forced to accept the job offer due to my need for employment. CHOICE i sss tO accept the job offer due to my need for employment 6 You should've thought twice before bringing that sweater, It's too hot. NEED It's too hot for that sweater. You ... www easy-form ss 2 49B2 First Extra resourcesces 54 K. Proctor Open cloze Part 2 B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES In this part of the exam you complete a gapped text with only one word. Most of the missing words have a grammatical function, but there are also some words which form collocations and fixed expressions. Here is a list of the most common words used in Use of English part 2: You He She We You They Not That Each PRONOUNS Me My You Your Him His Her Her it Its Us Our You Your Them Their Mine ‘Yours: His Hers Its Ours Yours Theirs Myself Yourself Himself, Herself self Ourselves Yourselves Themselves ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS. An The No Any These Those Other(s) Another So None All if ‘www.easy formacion.com Such This Every UnlessK, Proctor 182 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Much Many Alittle Afew Alot of Some Plenty of Both Either- or Neither - nor Several Enough Least Most Hait AUXILIARIES, MODALS & OTHER VERB FORMS Be Am is Are Was Were Been Being Have Has Had Having Do Does Did Done Doing Can Could May Might Must Need Ought to Should Shall will Would Beableto Had better PREPOSITIONS, PHRASAL VERBS & ADVERBS At To On In with For of Up Along About Out Into Around Through Over After Before Back Across oft Without ‘Away behind Forward Like Since Yet still Already Just wrunceasy-for~ES Procter B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES RELATIVE PRONOUNS. Who Whoever Which Whichever What Whatever When Whenever — Where Wherever Why That Whose Whom Whomever CONNECTORS However But Whereas Although Even though Though While And Inaddition Besides Also Too Forexample For instance Like Such as Because As Since Because of Due to On account of Owing to In conclusion To sum up In brief Therefore So ‘To summarize On balance insummary Thus Nevertheless Moreover What's more Inorderto —- Soasto So that Incase (of) Apart from Except for As well Aswollas Notonly __, But also__ Provided Astongas As though Until Even if Despite In spite of Even so Actually Rather than so} worweasy form a2 2° 227 87K. Proctor Bg FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Prepositional phrases A prepositional phrase is a group of words consisting of a preposition, its abject. and any words that modify the object. Most of the time, it modifies a verb or a noun. These two kinds of prepositional phrases are called adverbial phrases and adjectival phrases, respectively. Here are some basic examples: At school Intown On the table Off the sidewalk To the beach Up the road With Steven On balance On adiet By heart By law In good condition The following pages contain useful lists of the most common prepositional phrases you should learn before you take your B2 First test, weeasy-farmac om com 58CES K. Proctor ata discount ata distance ata fraction of ata glance ata guess at a loose and at a loss at a tow ebb at a price out of breath out of context out of control out of curiosity out of date out of doors out of duty out of fashion out of hand 82 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES at ata rate of at length al peace ataspeedof —_at liberty at risk atastandstill at most at sight atall costs at night at the double at all events at noon at the end athigh speed atone time at the outset at issue atone’s leisure at war at large at one's request at least at one’s side our out of ideas out of respect for out of jealousy out of sight out of one's mind out of spite out of order out of step out of pity out of stock out of place out of the ordinary out of practice ‘out of print ‘out of reach wiv easy formacion.com out of the question out of workK. Proctor in an uproar in answer to in anticipation of in arrears in danger in debt in decline in defense of in demand by accident by air by all accounts by all means by any standard by appointment by birth by chance by check B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES IN in detail in full in disgrace in future in disguise in gear in fact in general in fairness to —_in good condition in favor of in good faith in fear of inhand in flames in harmony (with) in flower in haste BY by coincidence by heart by courtesy of by land by definition by law by degrees by luck by design by marriage by dint of by means of by far by mistake by force by my watch by hand by nature in hiding in high spirits in honor of in horror in ink in (of) focus in time by no means by request i by rights by sea by sight by the name of 60ES <. Proctor on a diet on a journey ‘on a large scale on a pension ‘on a regular basis on a small scale on aspree ona trip ‘on account of For a change For a good cause For a good reason For a holiday For a moment For a reason For a visit For a walk For a while ON ‘on an expedition on oath on an island on approval on average on bail on balance on behalf of on board on business For ages For breakfast For certain For dinner For ever For example For fear of For fun For good wwnoasy forms on order on pain of on remand on schedule on show on strike on suspicion of on the agenda FOR For granted For hire For instance For lack of For life For love For luck For lunch For nothing B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES ‘on the air on the brink of on the dot on the edge of on the record on the road ‘on watch For real For sale For short For sure For the benefit (of) For the moment For the rest of For the sake of For the time being aK. Proctor With a view to With a will With abandon With an eye to With approval With attention With reference to With regard to With regret Under age Under arrest Under circumstances Under consideration Unger construction Under cover of Under discussion Under lock and key Under one’s protection B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES WITH With respect to With the aid of With the compliments of With the exception of With the help of With the intention of With the purpose of With the result that With the view of UNDER Under orders. Under the command of : Under pressure Under the impression that , Under regulations Under the influence Under ep misapprehension Under review Under the pressure of Under strain Under treatment Under stress Under suspicion Under the age of wrmwveasy-forrmas © 62182 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES WORD FORMATION weww.gasy- form 2227 22"CES 6a K Procter 82 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Word formation Part 3 In this part of the exam you complete a gapped text by changing words given, for example changing a verb to a noun or an adjective VERBS ‘There are four main prefixes/sutfixes used when making vers, which you should revise for the B2 First Here are some examples: en__ enable ensure enclose encode endanger enforce entrust enlarge enrage enrich ify amplify identity beautity clarity diversify electrify justify falsity glorify horrity advise apologise criticise devise exercise improvise organise prioritise revise specialise une casy-formacian com en brighten darken deepen lengthen shorten strengthen tighten weaken worsen widenK. Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Ni IVE: For the B2 First exam, there's nearly always at least one negative in the word formation paper. There are lots of prefixes and suffixes we can use to make negatives. 1. Negative prefixes can be used with nouns, verbs, adjective and adverbs. For example disapproval, disapprove. disapproving, disapprovingly. Usually im + p (impatient) but not always (unpleasant). Citen il +| (illega!) but not always (untikely). Often ir + r (irregular) but not always (unresponsive) Usually -ful changes to -less (harmfulless) but not always (endless) if you cant remember, choose un - it's the most common negative prefix, one Here are some examples. un, im in il unable impatient inaccurate illegal unaware imperfect inappropiate illegible unbelievable impolite incapable ilimited unexpected improbable ineffective illiterate unknown impossible ineficient iMlogical ir dis, mis, less. irradiant disapprove misbehave careless irrational disagree misspell endless irrecognizable —_ disbelief misundestand harmless irrepresentable dishonest misuse helpless woww.easy-fon” =K. Proctor NOUNS WITH -ion B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES One of the most common ways to change a verb to a noun is with -ion (e.g. educate to education) and with -ation (e.g. invite to invitation). Sometimes we also change the verb stem as well when we make the noun like this (e.g. describe to description). The table below shows common nouns in which the spelling of the stem also changes. Verb apply compete consume decide describe explain intend permit produce quality repeat solve Noun application competition consumption decision description explanation intention permission produetion qualification repetition solution wnw.easy-formacion.comK Proctor 2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES. NOUNS WITH -ence and -ance Two cornmon noun endings are -ance and -ence. Usually, their adjectives are made with -ant and -ent. Hore are some common examples which might help you in the B2 First exam. Nouns with ence: Verb depend differ excel exist obey occur silence violate Noun (-ence} dependence difference excellence existence innocence intelligence obedience occurrence silence violence wwrnoasy-torr Adjective dependent different excellent existent innocent intelligent obedient silent i violentCES, 68 K. Proctor Nouns with -ance: Verb accept (dis)appear assist attend reassure signity Noun (-ance) acceptance (dis)apperance Assistance / assistant altendanee / attendant distance importance reassurance significance NOUNS WITH -ment Many verbs can form nouns with the suffix -ment Here are sore examples: Verb achieve amuse argue develop encourage Noun Verb achievement excite amusement improve argument involve development judge encouragement — measure wow rasy form 22 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES. Adjective accepting apparent distant important reassured significant Noun excitement improvement involvement judgement measurement eoK. Proctor 2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES NOUNS WITH -ness Many adjectives can form nouns with the suffix -ness, Here are some examples: Adjective Noun Adjective Noun aware awareness lazy laziness dark darkness lonely loneliness forgetful forgettuiness rude rudeness nappy happiness. tidy lidiness homeless homelessness weak weakness ! AR There are lots of standard noun suffixes (e.g -tion, -ment) or verb suffixes. But many nouns and verbs have irregular suffixes which you will need to know for the Ba First exam: On the next page you will find a list of the most common irregular formations for the B2 First that you will have to make sure you study before taking your official exam www easy-foreRCES K. Proctor ut he for Verb believe choose defend die give lose marry practise pretend prove save see speak succeed think 70 Noun belief choice defense death gift loss marriage practice pretense proof safety sight speech success thought Adjective (Un)believable chosen defensive dead - deadly lost {un)married practical (un)proven (un)safe unseen (un}spoken (un)successful thoughtful-less wrwweeasy-formacion.com £2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Adverb: (un)believably defensively dealy practically safely (un)suecesstully thoughtiully-lesslyK, Proctor OTH 2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES The word formation part of the B2 First often tests adjectives such as ‘short, \wide', ‘dark’ and their nouns and verbs. Here is a list of some of the most common adjectives and their forms. Adjective Verb bright brighten dark darken deep deepen high heighten large. enlarge long tengthen loose loosen low lower short shorten strong strengthen tight tighten weak weaken - weigh wide widen www.easy forse Noun brightness. dark - darkness depth height enlargement length looseness shortage - shortness strength lightness weakness weight width 2B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES KEY WORD TRANSFORMATIONJRCES Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES Key word transformation Part 4 ‘There are six questions in this part of the exam {total 12 marks). For each question, you complete a second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. You must use between two and five words, including the word you are given. Contractions (e.g. isn't, won't} count as two words. USEFUL TIPS AND EXAMPLES 4 Underline the part of the first sentence that you need to change to help you focus. As the weather was freezing, nobody wanted to swim in the jake. LIKE ‘As the weather was freezing, nobody FELT LIKE SWIMMING in the lake. # Read the whole answer when you've finished to check for careless mistakes which might make you lose a mark (e.g. changing the time, missing ‘a / an! repeating words). We were all excited about meeting his wife, LOOKING Everybody ''} LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING his wife. NOT CORRECT Everybody WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING his wife. CORRECT Alex moved here ten years ago. BEEN Alex HAS BEEN LIVING HERE F2R for ten years. (08 is repeated) wwsieasy formacion.corn 75.K.roctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES PRACTICE PART 3 (CHALLENGING: B2 C1 LEVEL) 1. His extensive of ancient civilisations impressed the archaeology team. (KNOW) 2. The company's efficiency measures resulted in increased __ and cost savings. (PRODUCE) 3. She _____ volunteered to help her eléierly neighbour with grocery shopping and other errands. (WILL) 4. The project's success was attributed to the ____ efforts of the team members. (COLLABORATE) 5. Despite their best efforts and dedication, the team's attempt to launch a new product was ultimately ___. (SUCCEED) 6. The student's ____ performance in the mathematics competition eared her the top spot. (EXCEPT) j 7. The __ of the manufacturing plant were temporarily halted due to a technical glitch. (OPERATE) 8. The ______ guidebook provided detailed information and step-by-step instructions. (COMPREHEND) 9. The garden's array of colourful flowers provided a perfect retreat for anyone seeking a peacelul escape from the bustling city life. (DELIGHT) 10. The children's __ _ was palpable as they eagerly waited in line for : their turn on the thrilling roller coaster. (EXCITE) 41. The rigid chairs in the waiting room made the patients feel__.__ during the long hours of waiting for their appointments. (COMFORT) 12.Upon the __ of the package, the recipient eagerty tore open the box to reveal the contents that had sparked their curiosity for weeks. (ARRIVE) 13. Asa ___ history professor, Dr. Smith captivated his students with captivating anecdotes and profound insights. (KNOW) 44. The of high-speed internet has revolutionised the way people work, study, and connect with others in the digital age. (AVAILABLE) 15, The quick and efficient __ ___from the customer support team resolved the issue. (RESPOND) KEY PAGE 111 waweasy-formar o- « 78DURCES k. Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES 16. Her extensive network of professional proved to be invaluable logy when she was seeking new job opportunities. (CONNECT) 17. Leaving the campfire was an itresponsile act, posing a serious and safety risk to the surrounding forest and wildlife, (ATTEND) 18. The city council implemented new traffic regulations reminding to cery observe speed limits. (MOTOR) 19. The museum's interactive exhibits and engaging displays captivated the 2am , creating a memorable experience for people of all ages. (VISIT) 20, With her exceptional talent, she _____ secured her position as the new leading candidate for the prestigious scholarship. (DOUBT) 21, The mentor's inspiring words and belief in their potential never ceased to ition the students. (COURAGE) 22. The advanced technological tools and resources provided by the university's toa research centre the scientists to conduct groundbreaking experiments. (ABLE) step 23, The breathtaking sunset over the horizon created a truly moment. (MEMORY) reat 24. The software engineer meticulously crafted a and efficient ) algorithm to solve the complex computational problem. (LOGIC) 2 for 25. Despite the rainy weather, the hikers set out on a thriling trek through the dense forest. (ADVENTURE). uring 26. The non-profit organisation worked tirelessly to create a more inclusive society, offering many resources to empower individuals. (ABLE) box 27. Her inner and resilience were evident as she faced life's chalienges with a determined spirit. (STRONG) with 28. The dance performance by the young troupe electrified the audience. (ENERGY) ople 29. The efficient of the project ensured that tasks were completed on schedule. (MANAGE) ved 30. The company's commitment to____ sustainability was evident in their adoption of eco-friendly practices, (ENVIRONMENT) fede 78 woven easy forms 79Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES RACTI PHRASAL VERBS 1. Canceling the football match was necessary due to heavy rain. (CALL) They had to _ __ due to heavy rain. 2. | eagerly await my summer vacation. (FORWARD) lam ___ my summer vacation. 3. They plan to establish a new business next year. (UP) They plan to - 4, The plane is echeduled to depart in 30 minutes. (OFF) The plane 5. He failed to arrive on time for the meeting yesterday, (TURN} He _ _ ______ entime for the meeting yesterday. 6. She maintains good relationships with her new colleagues. (ON) She __ . her new colleagues. 7. He always raises interesting topics during our discussions. (BRINGS) He always topics during our discussions. 8. Can you take care of my cat while Im away? (LOOK) Can you! _ _ 9. The meeting was postponed until next week. (OFF) The meeting 10. Despite the challenges, she never abandons her dreams, (UP) Despite the challenges, she never _ ____ her dreams 11, Please continue with your presentation. (GO) Please _. . . _______ your presentation. 12. | cant tolerate his constant camplaints anymore. (PUT} teant a ___ his constant complaints anymore. 13.1 admire my older sister as a role model. (LOOK) ! ______ my older sister as a role model. +4. Yestorday, | encountered an old fiend at the mall, (CAME) Yesterday, - an old friend at the mall 15. There was no milk left, so we needed to buy some more. (RAN) We __. so we needed to buy some more, __ business next year. in 30 minutes. while Im away? next week. fed au wow oasy-formIRCES k Proctor 82 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES 16. want to lea more about the history of this town. (QUT) want to _____ about the history of this town. 17. After much persuasion, he finally surrendered and agreed to help. (IN) ‘After much persuasion, he finally - and agreed to help. 18. She has a personality similar to her father. (AFTER) She _ in terms of personality. 19. I'm thinking of adopting a new hobby, tike painting. (TAKING) Im thinking of t , ike painting 20. Can you collect my jacket on your way home? (UP) Can you ‘on your way home? 21. The company is experiencing a major restructuring. (THROUGH) The company ee @ major restructuring. 22. The new manager will assume control next week. (OVER) The new manager next week. 28, Be watchful for any suspicious behaviour in the neighdourhood. (LOOK) ________ suspicious behaviour in the neighbourhood 24. Ho always defends what he believes in, (UP) He always what he believes in. 28. Please submit your assignments by Friday. (HAND) Please assignments by Friday. 26. They had a disagreement, but they reconciled quickly, (UP) They had a disagreement, but they quickly 27. The new policy will lead to positive changes in the company. (ABOUT) The new policy positive changes in the company. 28. She presented a brillant idea during the brainstorming session, (FORWARD) She britiant idea during the brainstorming session 29. You have our permission to proceed with the project. (AHEAD) You have ourpermissionto the project. 30. Can you devise a solution to this problem? (COME) Can you a solution to this problem? eancckl wwew.casyformee = atK Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES PRACTICE PART 4 (CHALLENGING: B2 C1 LEVEL} ‘Ol INS & EXPRESSIONS 1. Solving that math problem was very easy for Sarah. (PIECE) Solving that math problem ___ for Sarah, 2. tm completely unaware of the surprise party plans. (DARK) Im completely the surprise party plans. 3, ‘The detective accurately descrived the situation. (NAIL) The detective hit ee with his accurate description. 4. Please watch the kids closely while I'm cooking dinner. (EYE) Please. ____ the kids while 'm cooking dinner. 5. Losing my job tumed out to be unexpectedly beneficial. (DISGUISE) Losing my job turned out to be a —- s 6. John told a funny joke to ease the tension at the party. (ICE) John told afunnyjoke to atthe party. 7. | passed the exam with a very narrow.margin. (SKIN) Ipassed the exam __teeth, 8, After a few tries, | finally understood how to play the quitar. (HANG) After afew tries, Hfinally playing the guitar. 9. The detective promised to search thoroughly for the missing artefact. (STONE) The detective promised to leave __in his search for the missing artefact. 10.1 accidentally revealed the secrat and ruined the surprise. (CAT) | accidentally let the ___ and ruined the surprise +1. The reporter pul the poltician in dificult situation with a hard question. (SPOT) The reporter put the politician _ with a hard question, +2.We had to cancel the picnic because it was raining heavily. (DOGS) We had to cancel the picnic because it was __.__ 19. heard a rumour, but Il be skeptical until | have more information. (GALT) Theard a rumour, but Illtake it until have more information. 14. Sarah stayed home from schoo! because she was feeling unwell. (WEATHER) Sarah stayed home from school because she was feeling 15, Are you serious, or are you just teasing me? LEG} ‘Are you serious, or are you just__ . _? oaks2S arty. ath itar, rise. T) ion. tion. K Proctor B2 FIRST EXTRA RESOURCES: 16. My grandma prefers mailing; she's not up-to-date with technology. (TIMES) My grandma prefers mailing: she's a bit with technology. 17.1 can't decide which dress to wear, I need to make a decision soon. (MIND) I can't decide which dress to wear, Ineed to ___ 18 Atter winning the competition, he was extremely happy. (NINE) After winning the competition, he was. 19. Dont take shortauts when writing your essay; take time to do it properly. (CUT) soon. Dont when writing your essay; take time to do it properly. 20. Let's start our new project. (ROLLING) Lets on our new project. 21. Good luck in your audition, | know youll do great! (LEG) in your audition, | know you'll do great! 22. He always puls in extra effort to help his friends. (MILE) He always to help his friends. 23. By going grocery shopping, | accomplished two things at once. (BIRDS) By going grocery shopping, | killed stone. 24. I've made my decision, now it's your turn to make a decision. (BALL) I've made my decision, now the 25. It's a tough situation. but we'll have to face it bravely. (BITE) Isa tough situation, but we'll have to and deal with it 26. Everyone is getting the latest smartphone; || should follow the trend too. (JUMP) Everyone is getting the latest smartphone; FI should too. 27. The special effects in the movie really amazed me. (MIND) The special effects in the movie really 28. The teacher caught the student inthe act of cheating in the test. (RED-HANDED) The teacher caught the in the test. 29, The constant late nights at the office pushed him over the edge. (STRAW) The constant late nights at the office were _ for him. 30, The ambulance arrived just in time to save the injured hiker. (NICK) The ambulance arrived __ - to save the injured hiker. feaeccnie wonmensy-fo a3K. Proctor 82 FIRST ANSWER SHEET B2 First Use of English Answer Sheot Instructions! Write your answer Test No. : Cc) clearly in CAPITAL letters mare outof2s: ( Continues over pp aww easy forrrss Photocopiable 2EET 92. K. Proctor wwmeasy-forrnac or 2 FIRST ANSWER SHEET Photocopiable 73K, Prector B2 FIRSTNOTES: NOTES ATE: WHAT DID | LEARN? DATE: DEFINITION - TRANSLATION sveew.easy-formacion com 100K. Proctor 82 FIRST NOTES NOTES DATE: WHAT DID | LEARN? NEW VOCABULARY DEFINITION - TRANSLATION 100 easy-formacion com tooK. 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