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Froggy Jumps Vocabulary A2 - C1Version en ligne Vocabulary A2 - C1 par Alex Mercado Vilchis 1 imagine –> imaginative rely –> reliable ambition –> _________ a ambitiative b ambitionful c ambitious 2 It’s the _________ building in the city. a fattest b tallest c highest 3 Are you planning to go _________ for the weekend? a far b off c away 4 Fruit and vegetables are healthy. = Fruit and vegetables are _________. a healthsome b good for health c good for you 5 He’s a waiter; she’s a _________. a waitress b waiter c waitree 6 She doesn’t have brothers or sisters – she’s _________. a an alone child b a single child c an only child 7 What size do you need: small, medium or _________? a big b giant c large 8 She’s a police officer, so she has to wear a _________ at work. a dress b police suit c uniform 9 I _________ swimming every Saturday morning. a do b play c go 10 Argh! This noise is giving me a _________. a headouch b headache c headhurt 11 apartment –> flat elevator –> lift gasoline –> _________ a coal b petrol c fuel 12 Excuse me, I think you’ve _________ a mistake in our bill. a done b given c made 13 What time is it? It’s 6.15 – a _________ past six. a half b fifteen c quarter 14 Your father’s brother’s daughter is your _________. a cousin b niece c sister 15 I’ve been so busy all week. I don’t want to do anything at the weekend – I’ll just stay at home and _________. a take it easy b make a rest c have a relax 16 Her hair isn’t completely straight – it’s slightly _________. a wavy b waved c bent 17 Do you live in a house or _________? a a village b an apartment c a building 18 tired –> exhausted small –> tiny angry –> _________ a irritated b annoyed c furious 19 I don’t like my job very much. I’m going to _________ and look for another one. a fire b finish c resign 20 Every time I wear something white, I _________ coffee or orange juice or something on it. a spill b let c drop 21 Our teacher doesn’t _________ us use mobile phones in class. a make b allow c let 22 Do you want a _________ or a return ticket? a lonely b single c one-journey 23 You can’t smoke here – please _________ your cigarette. a put away b put down c put out 24 They never argue and they enjoy spending time together. = They _________. a like themselves very much b relationship very good c get on very well 25 Breakfast, lunch and dinner are _________. a foodtimes b food c meals 26 If I were you, I’d leave earlier, so you can avoid the _________. a rush hour b peak hour c traffic time 27 The weather was great – it was really _________. a strong sun b sunshine c sunny 28 I love all fruit, but _________ strawberries. a specially b specifically c especially 29 friendly –> unfriendly honest –> dishonest polite –> _________ a inpolite b impolite c dispolite 30 He studies maths at university. He’s a _________. a studier b student c pupil 31 It’s a good idea, but it’s _________ that the boss will agree with you. a likely b improbably c unlikely 32 I don’t _________ going out tonight. a have mood to b feel like c want to 33 I’m a bit lost. Can you tell me how to _________ to the university? a reach b get c go 34 He’s so _________! I’m not _________ in anything he says. a boring … interested b bored … interesting c bored … interested 35 Let’s go to a restaurant for dinner tonight = Let’s _________ tonight. a eat outwardly b eat away c eat out 36 I’ve got all the data. Now I just need to _________ the answer. a make out b work out c count out 37 At the weekend I _________ with some friends – we went for a curry, then had a couple of drinks. a went out b played c enjoyed 38 ‘Go out’ can mean ‘leave the house’, but it is often used to mean ‘do something with friends’. The sentence ‘I played with some friends’ would make sense if a small child was saying it, but not in this context of eating and drinking. a opposed b opposite c oppositive 39 We nearly missed the plane—we were only just _________. a in time for b on time c in time 40 What time do you go to _________ every day? a work b office c job

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imagine –> imaginative rely –> reliable ambition –> _________

ambitiative

ambitionful

ambitious

It’s the _________ building in the city.

fattest

tallest

highest

Are you planning to go _________ for the weekend?

far

off

away

Fruit and vegetables are healthy. = Fruit and vegetables are _________.

healthsome

good for health

good for you

He’s a waiter; she’s a _________.

waitress

waiter

waitree

She doesn’t have brothers or sisters – she’s _________.

an alone child

a single child

an only child

What size do you need: small, medium or _________?

big

giant

large

She’s a police officer, so she has to wear a _________ at work.

dress

police suit

uniform

I _________ swimming every Saturday morning.

play

Argh! This noise is giving me a _________.

headouch

headache

headhurt

apartment –> flat elevator –> lift gasoline –> _________

coal

petrol

fuel

Excuse me, I think you’ve _________ a mistake in our bill.

done

given

made

What time is it? It’s 6.15 – a _________ past six.

half

fifteen

quarter

Your father’s brother’s daughter is your _________.

cousin

niece

sister

I’ve been so busy all week. I don’t want to do anything at the weekend – I’ll just stay at home and _________.

take it easy

make a rest

have a relax

Her hair isn’t completely straight – it’s slightly _________.

wavy

waved

bent

Do you live in a house or _________?

a village

an apartment

a building

tired –> exhausted small –> tiny angry –> _________

irritated

annoyed

furious

I don’t like my job very much. I’m going to _________ and look for another one.

fire

finish

resign

Every time I wear something white, I _________ coffee or orange juice or something on it.

spill

let

drop

Our teacher doesn’t _________ us use mobile phones in class.

make

allow

let

Do you want a _________ or a return ticket?

lonely

single

one-journey

You can’t smoke here – please _________ your cigarette.

put away

put down

put out

They never argue and they enjoy spending time together. = They _________.

like themselves very much

relationship very good

get on very well

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are _________.

foodtimes

food

meals

If I were you, I’d leave earlier, so you can avoid the _________.

rush hour

peak hour

traffic time

The weather was great – it was really _________.

strong sun

sunshine

sunny

I love all fruit, but _________ strawberries.

specially

specifically

especially

friendly –> unfriendly honest –> dishonest polite –> _________

inpolite

impolite

dispolite

He studies maths at university. He’s a _________.

studier

student

pupil

It’s a good idea, but it’s _________ that the boss will agree with you.

likely

improbably

unlikely

I don’t _________ going out tonight.

have mood to

feel like

want to

I’m a bit lost. Can you tell me how to _________ to the university?

reach

get

He’s so _! I’m not _ in anything he says.

boring … interested

bored … interesting

bored … interested

Let’s go to a restaurant for dinner tonight = Let’s _________ tonight.

eat outwardly

eat away

eat out

I’ve got all the data. Now I just need to _________ the answer.

make out

work out

count out

At the weekend I _________ with some friends – we went for a curry, then had a couple of drinks.

went out

played

enjoyed

‘Go out’ can mean ‘leave the house’, but it is often used to mean ‘do something with friends’. The sentence ‘I played with some friends’ would make sense if a small child was saying it, but not in this context of eating and drinking.

opposed

opposite

oppositive

We nearly missed the plane—we were only just _________.

in time for

on time

in time

What time do you go to _________ every day?

work

office

job

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