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C1 New Years Eve

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    C1 New Years Eve
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  • What is the primary symbolic significance of New Year’s Eve in many cultures?
    transition and renewal
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  • Choose the most accurate definition of “ring in the new year”: A) announce an emergency B) mark the transition with celebration C) begin working after a holiday D) end a formal ceremony
    B
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  • Complete the sentence: New Year’s Eve encourages people to ___ on both successes and failures.
    reflect
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  • True or False: The concept of celebrating the end of the year predates the modern calendar.
    True
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  • Which phrase best replaces “a time of new beginnings” in a formal context? A) a moment of leisure B) a period of renewal C) a festive interruption D) a social obligation
    B
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  • B) People loudly celebrate at midnight. C) People tend to celebrate loudly at midnight. D) People loud celebrate midnight.
    C
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  • What does the expression “to toast the new year” most strongly imply?
    expressing goodwill while drinking
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  • Complete the sentence: Fireworks are often criticised ___ their environmental impact.
    for
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  • True or False: New Year’s Eve celebrations are universally associated with optimism.
    False
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  • Which word best fits the context: “The event was highly anticipated, yet ultimately ___.” A) underwhelming B) crowded C) delayed
    A
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  • Choose the most precise synonym for “resolution”: A) ambition B) intention C) obligation D) regulation
    B
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  • What is the main pragmatic function of saying “Happy New Year” at midnight?
    to strengthen social bonds
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  • Fill in the gap: Many resolutions fail because they are insufficiently ___.
    realistic
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  • “Hardly ___ midnight struck when the celebrations erupted.” A) had B) has C) did D) was
    C
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  • True or False: The custom of making resolutions originated in ancient Rome.
    True
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  • Which phrase has the most formal tone? A) party all night B) have a good time C) celebrate enthusiastically D) let loose
    C
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