B2 SAMPLE TEST READING AND USE OF ENGLISH

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B2 SAMPLE TEST READING AND USE OF ENGLISH

Posljednje ažuriranje 5 months ago

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passed

achieved

managed

allowed

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arranging

running

working

dealing

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standards

rates

levels

ranks

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obstruct

resist

oppose

refuse

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attention

view

interest

attraction

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widely

mainly

greatly

fully

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put out

turned up

taken out

set up

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brought

originated

discovered

born

In the opening paragraph Robert reveals that he was

grateful that the long night was over.

relieved that the winter weather had not yet arrived.

surprised that the area seemed uninhabited.

disappointed by the colours of the earth below him.

Robert uses the phrase ‘bolster my case’ in line 27 to show that he was trying to

change the subject.

end the conversation.

reassure Sergei.

correct Sergei.

Robert uses the example of the over-trousers to show that

he had been successful in getting local people to help him.

he had had a restricted amount of money to spend on clothes.

he was confident that he was well prepared for the extreme cold.

he had been able to negotiate good prices for his equipment.

What do we learn about Robert in the lecture hall?

He didn’t want the lecturer to notice his lack of attention.

He was puzzled by something the lecturer had said.

He was unsure about what to write in the note.

He was apprehensive about his friend’s reaction to his suggestion.

How can Robert’s attitude to teaching best be summarised?

He felt it was the right career choice for him.

The holidays were the only positive aspect of the job.

He felt the job was getting too stressful.

He enjoyed having the respect of his students.

What does Robert say about Al’s round-the-world trip?

Al never doubted that he would be successful.

Al tried to hide the difficulties he was facing from his friends.

Al was pushing himself to the limit of his capabilities.

Al was totally fearless as he enjoyed the adventure.

Gap 37

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

Gap 38

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

Gap 39

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

Gap 40

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

Gap 41

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

Gap 42

We weren’t the only ones to wonder why

this might be happening.

From this moment on, we know remarkably little about where these birds end up and what could possibly be affecting them there.

But we should also take into account that

if a young puffin survives the winter, it will come back the following July.

Other devices will also hopefully tell us

how much time puffins spend diving for

food.

This was further evidence that something

unusual is happening at sea before they

return to the colony.

Puffins are always among the earliest

seabirds to lay eggs.

Last year there was an additional task.

B2 SAMPLE TEST READING AND USE OF ENGLISH

B2 SAMPLE TEST READING AND USE OF ENGLISH

Choose your answer for 1

Choose your answer for 2

Choose your answer for 3

Choose your answer for 4

Choose your answer for 5

Choose your answer for 6

Choose your answer for 7

Choose your answer for 8

In the opening paragraph Robert reveals that he was

Robert uses the phrase ‘bolster my case’ in line 27 to show that he was trying to

Robert uses the example of the over-trousers to show that

What do we learn about Robert in the lecture hall?

How can Robert’s attitude to teaching best be summarised?

What does Robert say about Al’s round-the-world trip?

Gap 37

Gap 38

Gap 39

Gap 40

Gap 41

Gap 42

In which section does the writersuggest why Canaletto’s work was less appreciated in his home city 43 than elsewhere?

In which section does the writergive examples of how Canaletto tricks the viewer in his pictures?

In which section does the writerclaim that Canaletto’s paintings contain a kind of historical record of Venice?

In which section does the writertell us where Canaletto worked on the composition of his pictures?

In which section does the writermention the reason why Canaletto didn’t paint exactly what he had seen?

In which section does the writersuggest a weakness in the work Canaletto painted away from Venice?

In which section does the writergive some details of Canaletto’s initial painting technique?

In which section does the writersay that Canaletto took a risk by specialising in a particular kind of art?

In which section does the writerdescribe different artistic reactions to Venice?

In which section does the writerrefer to the effect Canaletto’s paintings had on artists in another country?

Choose your answer for 1

Choose your answer for 2

Choose your answer for 3

Choose your answer for 4

Choose your answer for 5

Choose your answer for 6

Choose your answer for 7

Choose your answer for 8

In the opening paragraph Robert reveals that he was

Robert uses the phrase ‘bolster my case’ in line 27 to show that he was trying to

Robert uses the example of the over-trousers to show that

What do we learn about Robert in the lecture hall?

How can Robert’s attitude to teaching best be summarised?

What does Robert say about Al’s round-the-world trip?

Gap 37

Gap 38

Gap 39

Gap 40

Gap 41

Gap 42

In which section does the writersuggest why Canaletto’s work was less appreciated in his home city 43 than elsewhere?

In which section does the writergive examples of how Canaletto tricks the viewer in his pictures?

In which section does the writerclaim that Canaletto’s paintings contain a kind of historical record of Venice?

In which section does the writertell us where Canaletto worked on the composition of his pictures?

In which section does the writermention the reason why Canaletto didn’t paint exactly what he had seen?

In which section does the writersuggest a weakness in the work Canaletto painted away from Venice?

In which section does the writergive some details of Canaletto’s initial painting technique?

In which section does the writersay that Canaletto took a risk by specialising in a particular kind of art?

In which section does the writerdescribe different artistic reactions to Venice?

In which section does the writerrefer to the effect Canaletto’s paintings had on artists in another country?

In which section does the writer
suggest why Canaletto’s work was less appreciated in his home city 43 than elsewhere?

In which section does the writer
give examples of how Canaletto tricks the viewer in his pictures?

In which section does the writer
claim that Canaletto’s paintings contain a kind of historical record of Venice?

In which section does the writer
tell us where Canaletto worked on the composition of his pictures?

In which section does the writer
mention the reason why Canaletto didn’t paint exactly what he had seen?

In which section does the writer
suggest a weakness in the work Canaletto painted away from Venice?

In which section does the writer
give some details of Canaletto’s initial painting technique?

In which section does the writer
say that Canaletto took a risk by specialising in a particular kind of art?

In which section does the writer
describe different artistic reactions to Venice?

In which section does the writer
refer to the effect Canaletto’s paintings had on artists in another country?

In which section does the writer
suggest why Canaletto’s work was less appreciated in his home city 43 than elsewhere?

In which section does the writer
give examples of how Canaletto tricks the viewer in his pictures?

In which section does the writer
claim that Canaletto’s paintings contain a kind of historical record of Venice?

In which section does the writer
tell us where Canaletto worked on the composition of his pictures?

In which section does the writer
mention the reason why Canaletto didn’t paint exactly what he had seen?

In which section does the writer
suggest a weakness in the work Canaletto painted away from Venice?

In which section does the writer
give some details of Canaletto’s initial painting technique?

In which section does the writer
say that Canaletto took a risk by specialising in a particular kind of art?

In which section does the writer
describe different artistic reactions to Venice?

In which section does the writer
refer to the effect Canaletto’s paintings had on artists in another country?