Unit 6 Vocabulary test
Exercise 1
Choose the word that best completes each sentence.
I really felt sorry for the poor dog __________ outside in the cold, so I let it in and gave it some food.
A |
swinging |
B |
swaying |
C |
sweating |
D |
shivering |
When I saw the toys __________ all over the boys' bedroom, I went downstairs and asked them to go and tidy up immediately.
A |
outstretched |
B |
dashed |
C |
scattered |
D |
exhibited |
`And I'll never come back again!' she shouted and __________ the door as she left the room.
A |
stumbled |
B |
slammed |
C |
shrank |
D |
grabbed |
We heard something coming our way so we __________ through the fog to see what it was, but without success.
A |
peered |
B |
peeped |
C |
glared |
D |
saw |
Students who don't revise regularly are generally more __________ to making the same mistakes again and again.
A |
prone |
B |
likely |
C |
attentive |
D |
capable |
I'm not particularly fond of tennis so I don't think I'll join you this evening - __________, it looks like it's going to rain, so we wouldn't be able to play anyway.
A |
beside |
B |
apart |
C |
besides |
D |
however |
Don't you just hate it when people you know __________ they don't see you when you run into them in the street?
A |
occur |
B |
appear |
C |
seem |
D |
pretend |
If the weather __________ any further, we might not be able to get home, and we'll have to spend the night here.
A |
reinforces |
B |
spoils |
C |
deteriorates |
D |
harshens |
The famous actress was annoyed at the press for ____________ her privacy by photographing her on the beach.
A |
violating |
B |
interfering |
C |
cheating |
D |
attacking |
It's common for politicians to __________ their speeches before they make them in front of the public.
A |
wave |
B |
rehearse |
C |
forecast |
D |
stimulate |
Exercise 2
Use the word in capitals at the end of each line to form a word which completes the sentence correctly.
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RELUCTANT
DECEIVE
MIRACLE
DECIDE
ISOLATE
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Exercise 3
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use the word given but do not change it. Use between two and five words, including the word given.
1 Before deciding, you should consider all aspects of the matter, not just the cost.
account
Before deciding, you should _____________________ all aspects of the matter, not just the cost.
2 Why don't you come to the cinema with us? It will help you forget all your worries.
mind
Why don't you come to the cinema with us? It will help _____________________ all your worries.
3 I didn't accept the job as I received a second offer from a different company with a much better salary.
turned
I _____________________ as I received a second offer from a different company with a much better salary.
4 I took my revenge on Danny by telling Mum how he started a fight at school.
back
I got _____________________ Danny by telling Mum how he started a fight at school.
5 After she lost her job, Alice's friends thought she was starting to go mad.
lose
After she lost her job, Alice's friends thought she was starting to _____________________.
Exercise 4
Complete each sentence below with the appropriate preposition.
When Jack finally turned _______ two hours late, he didn't even apologise!
You put the milk and the other ingredients in the special metal container and then into the freezer, where the mixture turns _______ ice-cream.
My daughter was so tired after the visit to the zoo that she dropped _______ in an armchair as soon as we returned and slept for two hours.
If you print all those brochures, you'll use _______ all the ink in the printer and we won't be able to print anything else tonight - leave them for tomorrow.
This English language course consists _______ a coursebook, a workbook and three class cassettes.
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