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- Stick this … on the parcel that says “fragile”.
Question 1:
Stick this … on the parcel that says “fragile”. A. label
B. sign
C. advice
These questions are from this test. Would you like to take a practice test?
Practice Quiz 31 | C1 – Advanced
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- I had to leave my family … when I went abroad to work.
- The author had qualified as a medical doctor but later gave up the … of medicine.
- It was … . I had to talk quickly to keep warm.
- Her novel was more exciting … any she has written.
- I’m having a party on Sunday. …?
- The boy … his head, wondering how he could solve the equation.
- She swatted some flies on the windows and … the glass.
- She received a e-mail this morning … her a place at university.
- The Browns spent so much money that they’re … debt.
- … you open the windows, please?
- Will you … what you said? It was rude!
- Stick this … on the parcel that says “fragile”.
- The manager … that the people he works with are very committed.
- The girl learnt to ski on a slope that was not too … .
- The trade … of the company if a bee.
- You will not succeed … working harder on this project.
- The old lady will never part … her precious possessions.
- I am grateful … you.
- They have to work hard for money while the fat … in the city make money doing very little.
- Youngsters need all the help and … when applying for jobs.
- I’m sorry but I haven’t got … change.
- Volkswagen is one of the most popular … of car in Germany.
- I must … shopping tomorrow.
- I can’t see any … to this complicated problem.
- Yesterday I came … a beautiful old car.
- I can’t find my book anywhere; it has simply … .
- Scientists have discovered a close … between smoking and cancer.
- He came in quietly … not to wake the children.
- I decided to … a party to celebrate my promotion.
- I have no doubt … the innocence of the accused.
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