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- They forced him to take … retirement.
Question 1:
They forced him to take … retirement. A. easy
B. busy
C. early
These questions are from this test. Would you like to take a practice test?
Practice Quiz 14 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- We are trying to finish in time and we are working … the clock.
- You have to turn this from left to right – in other words clock … .
- You can’t make yourself any younger and turn the clock … .
- This service is as regular as clock … .
- You can always get a response as the staff are there … the clock.
- What time do you start work or more exactly when do you clock …?
- When do you finish work or more exactly what time do you clock …?
- I’ve clocked … about 10 hours this week.
- Each team wants to be fastest and … the clock.
- She’s not interested in her job. She’s just a clock … .
- I recommend you make a list of points to consider … deciding which payment method to accept.
- How long do you think it will take … we’ll be in a position to implement the changes?
- The new promotion campaign had been … because of software problems.
- Some young engineers have been … the opportunity to join our company.
- One indicator of business success is how … types of communication channels a company use.
- A customer support service should be … as the nerve centre of all company communication.
- It goes without … that there are more goals that can be achieved with your business.
- A organization’s success will largely depend … how far ahead into the future it can forecast its operations.
- It is also … that every team member feels part of a unit.
- Corporations … on an international scale create and pursue a human resources policy covering many different aspects.
- From an early age she had been passionate … animals.
- He used to socialise with people who … the same way as he did.
- Their main interest in life was to .. .that all animals were well treated.
- She got to know somebody in a local organisation … at stopping cruelty to children.
- She was an important … in a government department.
- They forced him to take … retirement.
- As far … she was concerned, he was a fool.
- They were not at all pleased … where she had decided to work.
- He thought that all this animal … was a lot of nonsense.
- We had several conversations about her decisions but they usually … up with nothing useful.
Some other questions you may be interested in
- According to ......., few monuments appear to be as intriguing as Stonehenge. Speculation as to its purpose*^*ranges frombeing a place for the study of astronomy, or as seasonal time-clock or even as place of worship.
- Are these massive ....... stones still evidence of the remains of an ancient edifice or has modern reconstruction*^*reshaped and rebuilt them too much?
- No one can definitively say how Stonehenge should look. What began as a U-shape arrangement 4, 0000*^*years ago, has been ....... into circles, ovals and horseshoe shapes.
- Acts of vandalism, weather and souvenir hunters have caused serious ....... to the monument with villagers*^*even grinding up pieces of the stones to line their wells.
- One of the greatest challenges to preserving Stonehenge was felt by Sir Edmund Antrobus. Under the*^*guidance of Professor William Gowl, he hired men to restore what had not been accomplished in four ........
- Most of the ....... that had fallen in the late 1700's and early 1900's were finally lifted into place after the*^*invention of a huge crane capable of lifting the mammoth rocks.