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- Life is too short to … time imagining the worst.
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Practice Quiz 15 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- She often worries. This is something she has … from her father.
- There are some people who are never happy unless they have a problem to … .
- She worries about the cost of … these days.
- Something happened to her exactly three years … .
- Other things happen too in the spring – people … in love.
- He doesn’t have a romantic … .
- The boy lives in a village by a little stream and … this time lots of creatures start to wake up and make noise.
- In London, which … on the river Thames, people are completely different.
- I apologize for the simplicity of these … . I want everybody to clearly understand me.
- I gave examples to show the extent of the change he … .
- The other … in this anecdote is a young woman.
- The little girl lives in that … and remote village.
- Life is too short to … time imagining the worst.
- In a word she is the complete … in temperament of Brian.
- Please consider the close … of their cities.
- If you take the second … to the right after the signpost you will arrive.
- The weather … a significant part in their lives.
- He has already set … for the local pub.
- She had an umbrella with her and a coat … that aphorism her mother always used.
- She made it to the pub before the storm … .
- He … to buy her a drink and told her not to worry.
- It means everything … will go up in price.
- Everyone in the meeting room looks … depressed at her remark.
- That day, the … was palpable.
- Taking into consideration the storm, I saw the young lady as someone who was … and needed help.
- The man walked over to her and asked if she was … right.
- That moment, the man … his worry from himself to someone else.
- He mixed her a … drink to protect her from a possible cold.
- I heard you live in this town. “How do you …?”, he asked.
- For a special drink, put a drop of ginger ale and a piece of lemon in the alcohol and then … thoroughly.
Some other questions you may be interested in
- Questions 147-148 refer to the following invitation.
The Committee for World Education Development
Would like to cordially invite you to
The 20th Annual Portland Study Abroad Fair
January 10 through 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Barring Exhibition Hall, 475 Wharton Drive
Portland, Oregon
The Committee for World Education Development is proud to host this event in downtown Portland. The fair will involve more than 2,000 representatives from universities, colleges, language schools, and other academic institutions from around the globe.
Join us on any day of the fair by showing this card at the registration desk near the front entrance of the exhibition hall. The invitation entitles the recipient to bring one additional guest.
Question 147: What type of event is the invitation for?
Question 148: How can the invitation's recipient attend the event?
- Questions 149-150 refer to the following notice.
Space Science Museum
NOTICE TO VISITORS
Please note that the main building of the Space Science Museum at 290 Chamomile Street will be closed from June 4 to June 8 for scheduled restoration work.
The work will improve the foundation and interior design of a number of exhibition halls to better enhance museum experiences for our guests. The museum's planetarium will also be closed, as staff will be installing new equipment and upgrading seats.
However, the museum's auxiliary buildings will remain open during this period. Visitors with passes to the special exhibition, The Moons of Saturn, may still access it at Orbit Hall. Likewise, those wishing to visit our space transport display may do so at Satellite Hall.
All museum facilities will officially reopen on Thursday, June 9. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Question 149: What is the notice mainly about?
Question 150: What is stated about the museum?