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FCE Unit 2 Review

  •  English    26     Public
    First Certificate
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  • Pedestrianism, an early form of racewalking, was an extremely popular sport in 18th and 19th century Britain, attracting huge crowds of _____________. (spectate/ participate)
    spectators
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  • Individuals would either aim to walk a certain ________ within a specified period of time or else compete against other pedestrians. (distant/walk)
    distance
  •  20
  • Cash prizes were offered but _________ could also earn substantial amounts from the money they gambled on events. (spectate/ pedestrian/ participate)
    participants
  •  20
  • Perhaps the most famous ___________ was captain Robert Barclay Allardice, whose achievements earned him the title of  'The celebrated Pedestrian'. (walk/ pedestrian/ participate)
    walker
  •  20
  • Perhaps the most famous walker was captain Robert Barclay Allardice, whose ____________ achievements earned him the title of "The celebrated Pedestrian'. (extreme/ordinary)
    extraordinary
  •  25
  • The Scotsman's most memorable __________ took place in 1809, when he walked 1000 miles (1609 kilometres) in 1000 hours for a bet of 1000 guineas. (physical/perform)
    performance
  •  20
  • Many considered it __________ that he would complete the challenge, which required him to walk a mile an hour, every hour, for forty-two days and nights. (likely/ ordinary)
    unlikely
  •  25
  • He proved them wrong, though the task was so __________ demanding that by the end of the walk he has lost nearly fifteen kilos in weight. (physical/extreme)
    physically
  •  25
  • If you're aged between 12 and 18 and you're interested ______ music, come along to the the One Music school in August.
    in
  •  15
  • Come along to the One Music school in August and _________ part in our school holiday music camp.
    take
  •  15
  • There's a wide range of activities on offer and you'll have the chance ______ learn from professionals, improve your musical skills and discover your true potential.
    to
  •  15
  • You will learn from professionals, improve your musical skills and discover your true potential. You're guaranteed to make lots of new friends ______ well.
    as
  •  15
  • You'll get to try out a variety of instruments and then play them _____ stage in front of your family and friends at the end-of-camp concert.
    on
  •  15
  • And if you feel _______ having a go at singing, there are classes to suit all types of voices and singing styles.
    like
  •  15
  • Or maybe you ________ rather learn how to write songs, in which case our songwriting workshops will be perfect for you.
    would
  •  15
  • Whatever your musical interests, join us this summer- it's impossible ______ to have fun on a One Music holiday camp!
    not
  •  15