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B2 Reading Part Two

B2 Reading Part Two

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B2 Reading Part Two

by Waine Evans

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Multiple Choice

Use of English, Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each space.

Charlotte Church looks like an _____ teenager, but she is far from average.

1

normal

2

usual

3

ordinary

4

natural

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Multiple Choice

She has an amazing voice. Her fans stand in _____ for hours to get tickets for her concerts and she is often on television.

1

rows

2

queues

3

ranks

4

files

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Multiple Choice

Charlotte’ s singing _____ began when she performed on a TV show at the age of 11.

1

profession

2

job

3

labour

4

career

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Multiple Choice

The head of a record company was so impressed by her voice that he _____ her up on the spot. Her first album rose to number one in the charts.

1

signed

2

wrote

3

made

4

picked

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Multiple Choice

Charlotte still attends school in her home town when she can. _____, she is often away on tour for weeks at a time.

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Although

2

While

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For

4

However

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Multiple Choice

She doesn’t miss out on lessons, though, because she takes her own tutor with her! She _____ three hours every morning with him.

1

takes

2

utilises

3

spends

4

uses

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Multiple Choice

Her exam results in all the ______ she studies are impressive.

1

titles

2

materials

3

subjects

4

lessons

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Multiple Choice

But how does she _____ with this unusual way of life?

1

cope

2

adjust

3

bear

4

tolerate

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Multiple Choice

She _____ that she has the same friends as before.

1

denies

2

refuses

3

insists

4

complains

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Multiple Choice

That may be true, but she can no longer go into town with them because everybody stops her in the street to ask for her _____.

1

signature

2

autograph

3

sign

4

writing

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Multiple Choice

It seems that, like most stars, she must learn to _____ these restrictions and the lack of privacy. It’s the price of fame!

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look down on

2

make do with

3

put up with

4

run out of

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Fill in the Blanks

Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space.

You've searched

Type answer...

over the house but you still can't find your keys and you're late.

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

this sounds familiar, follow this advice to make sure it never happens again.

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Fill in the Blanks

Stop and think about where to start looking. Don't start searching _______ any idea of where the lost item could __.

Type answer...

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Fill in the Blanks

“Lost items are often in the place they should be. Have a look in the place where it's supposed to be first. Someone might

Type answer...

put it away for you.

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Fill in the Blanks

Relax and take another look. When you're in

Type answer...

agitated state of mind,

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Fill in the Blanks

it's quite possible to see the item you've lost but

Type answer...

notice it. Take a deep breath and look properly.

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Fill in the Blanks

Look under everything. The item you're looking for could be hidden from view it may be under a newspaper

Type answer...

it may have fallen off the table. Check carefully in, under, on and beside the place where the object is usually kept.

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Fill in the Blanks

Retrace your steps. Take a few moments

Type answer...

think about when and where you last had the item. Go back to that place and search it thoroughly.

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Fill in the Blanks

Ask for a little help. Check that

Type answer...

else hasn't taken it.

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Fill in the Blanks

You'll

Type answer...

yourself valuable time and lots of effort searching when something isn't really lost, but has been “borrowed”.

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by Waine Evans

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