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English Vocabulary in Use Advanced

Level Test

1 ‘Specs" (meaning ‘glasses") has a register.

A formal B informal C outdated D literary

2 The word

does not take the pre x 'over'.

A hand B estimate C night D priced

3 The word

is the odd word out. A vocational B fl exitime C mechanical D manual 4 is when you always buy a particular make because you like it. A Red tape B Hard sell C Capital assets D Brand loyalty

5 is not a piece of writing.

A Composition B Draft C Plagiarism D Dissertation 6 is a negative characteristic. A Sullen B Elegant C Affectionate D Generous

7 Keiko and I fell head

in love.

A over heels B it off C at fi rst sight

8 The verb

does not mean 'want something'. A crave B hanker after C defuse D yearn for

9 Maria is so

- if she sees something she likes, she just buys it without thinking. A extrovert B impulsive C garrulous D effusive

10 A is not active physically.

A doer B dabbler C couch potato D culture vulture

11 At our offi ce we have a

day once a week when we can wear casual clothes. A designer B dress down C snazzy D dressed to kill

12 ‘The fi lm was panned by critics" means the critics

A loved the fi lm B didn"t like the fi lm C didn"t see the fi lm 13 means 'I didn't like the book'. A It was a page-turner B I couldn"t put it down C I couldn"t get into it

D It"s compulsive reading

14 ‘Lunch is on me" means .

A I"ll pay for lunch B Lunch is at my house C I"ll cook lunch 15 is not connected with a car accident. A Road rage B Hit and run C A pile-up D A head-on collision

16 Guided tour, trekking and all-in package are words associated with

A hotels B methods of transport C types of holiday

17 The current economic

is very good for small businesses. A disposition B climate C whirlwind D daze

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18 ‘Key" does not collocate with .

A question B decision C role D thought

19 Tame animals

A behave aggressively B are afraid of humans C live with humans

20 The environmental problem of

is concerned especially with animals. A deforestation B the greenhouse effect C global warming D endangered species 21
means 'I don't believe you.' A I"ll give you the benefi t of the doubt B What do you take me for?

C Take it with a pinch of salt

22 If you are ill from not eating enough food, you have

A illiteracy B malnutrition C poverty D sanitation

23 An area represented by an MP is called a

A lobby B deputation C constituency D legislation 24
is a type of stealing. A Perjury B Harassment C Embezzlement D Joyriding

25 Both sides agreed to an immediate

and the ghting has stopped. A annihilation B ceasefi re C deterrent D warfare 26
means you have a lot of money. A Rolling in it B Skinfl int C Strapped for cash D Things are a bit tight 27
is not another word for a newspaper or magazine.

A Glossy B Rag C Scoop D Periodical

28
is the odd one out. A Out of sorts B Off-colour C Under the weather D On the mend

29 A ‘level playing fi eld" means

A a change in the rules B a serious discussion C an election D a fair situation

30 Which

should I click on to open a new email? A icon B thumbnail C footprint D analogue

31 The word

describes experiencing something on your computer instead of in real life. A interactive B virtual C smart D genetic

32 ‘Fleeting" and ‘lingering" collocate with

A sit B moment C glimpse D smile

33 The verb

describes the way someone walks when their feet hurt.

A hobble B amble C tiptoe D trudge

34 You can

your eyebrows.

A twitch B fl utter C raise D blink

35
is not a shade of red.

A Poppy B Ruby C Strawberry D Violet

36 Nip, pop, whizz and zip mean

A go a short distance quickly B slow down C walk very quickly 37
means a hard or painful experience. A A glitch B A pitfall C An ordeal D A setback

38 The school will not

any form of cheating in exams. A condone B endorse C authorise D give the green light to

39 Mr Williams showed no

as the judge sentenced him to ten years in prison.

A apology B remorse C excuse D alibi

40 A
means an agreement. A coincidence B compromise C rift D settlement

41 The fi ndings in this study everything in the previous report.

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42 is a colloquial term for a person.

A Thingamajig B Whatsisname C Umpteen D Thingy

43 ‘A storm in a teacup" is

A a misunderstanding B an argument that will soon be forgotten C something you can"t understand D a diffi cult situation

44 ‘He"s nobody"s fool" means

A he has the gift of the gab B he knows his stuff C he"s a smart-aleck

D he"s one sandwich short of a picnic

45 I thought the job wouldn"t take long.

! It took nearly two days. A It"s a small world B You live and learn C Famous last words D Out of the blue

46 Could you

me on Friday? I'll be away for the day on a course. A stand for B stand by C stand up for D stand in for

47 I didn"t feel confi dent or ready for the race so I decided to

A chill out B bottle out C stick it out D simmer down

48 I was ill on the weekend so I

the party. A caught up with B came down with C missed out on D took it out on

49 ‘Craic" is an

English word for party.

A American B Australian C Indian D Irish

50 The neutral word for ‘fi reman" is .

A fi relady B fi reperson C fi refi ghter D fi remen

English Vocabulary in Use Advanced

Level Test

Answer Key

1 B

Unit vii

2 A

Unit 2

3 B

Unit 7

4 D

Unit 9

5 C

Unit 11

6 A

Unit 13

7 A

Unit 14

8 C

Unit 16

9 B

Unit 19

10 C

Unit 21

11 B

Unit 22

12 B

Unit 25

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Unit 27

14 A

Unit 29

15 A

Unit 30

16 C

Unit 31

17 B

Unit 34

18 D

Unit 35

19 C

Unit 37

20 D

Unit 38

21
B

Unit 41

22
B

Unit 45

23
C

Unit 46

24
C

Unit 47

25
B

Unit 4826AUnit 50

27
C

Unit 54

28
D

Unit 56

29
D

Unit 58

30
A

Unit 60

31
B

Unit 61

32
B

Unit 63

33
A

Unit 64

34
C

Unit 65

35
D

Unit 68

36
A

Unit 69

37
C

Unit 72

38
A

Unit 7539

B

Unit 77

40
D

Unit 81

41
C

Unit 82

42
B

Unit 85

43
B

Unit 89

44
B

Unit 90

45
C

Unit 92

46
D

Unit 93

47
B

Unit 95

48
C

Unit 95

49
D

Unit 97

50
C

Unit 98

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