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Practice Quiz 2 | B1 – Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- Have you got … pen?
- We have got only … hour to do this task.
- I saw a bird in the tree. … bird was grey.
- Paris is … capital of France.
- I see … three men outside.
- Charles Dickens was … famous English writer.
- Is this … your new car?
- … Moon is beautiful today, isn’t it?
- I’ve bought some cheese, five apples and … bottle of wine.
- Have you ever been to … Sicily?
- … Kilimanjaro is situated in Tanzania.
- She told us … interesting story.
- My friend was born in … USA.
- I don’t like to come home late in … evening.
- Have you seen … Tom today?
- Who said that … Earth is round?
- Where is … Sahara desert?
- My cousin wants to become … policeman.
- My nephew plays … piano very well.
- He wrote a poem for her. … poem was beautiful.
- We travelled to … Netherlands last year.
- I ate … plum and went out.
- Can you show me … Volga on the map?
- New York is … city in the USA.
- Her husband gave her … twenty five roses.
- Everest is … highest mountain in the world.
- … Africa is the world’s second largest continent.
- Steve works in … Hague.
- We are going to travel around … Europe next year.
- Tom sent me a photo of … Trafalgar Square. It’s amazing!
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- I am related to the water but I am not wet.
- I have eight to spare, in case I lose my one.
- Two children were on their way to school, when they began to question what day of the week it was. They were so confused in their reckoning that one of them gave the following riddle to help sort the matter out: When the day after tomorrow is yesterday, then today will be as far from Sunday as that day was which was today when the day before yesterday was tomorrow!
- We know very little about the life of the mathematician Diophantus (called the father of algebra) except that he lived around the year 250 B.C. Due to one admirer of his, who described his life by the means of an algebraic riddle, we can at least determine his age at death:
- Three goddesses were sitting in an old Indian temple. Their names were Truth (who always tells the truth), Lie (who is always lying) and Wisdom (who sometimes lies). In order to figure out which goddess was which you posed the following questions to each:
- There are two kinds of people who live on a mysterious island. They are the so-called Honestants, who always speak the truth, and the others are the Swindlecants, who always lie.