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Gold Experience B2: Unit 1 Vocabulary

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  • Do you have anything that you could ... the project? We need more information in it.
    take off
    try out
    add to
    get across
  • Complete the phrasal verb: I've given ... learning to play the violin because I don't really enjoy it.
    up
  • My dog was ... when she heard the fireworks. She hid under the bed in fear.
    petrified
    relieved
    offended
    thrilled
  • I was so ... when I heard that we didn't have to do a presentation in class. I hate speaking in public.
    relieved
    moved
    sympathetic
    tense
  • He always feels ... the week before exams; he gets so nervous.
    moved
    relieved
    tense
    thrilled
  • What does the phrasal verb 'get across' mean?
    increase the quality of something
    test the effectiveness of something
    make people understand
    become popular
  • Which word is a synonym of 'tense'?
    thrilled
    petrified
    anxious
    terrified
  • Which word is a synonym of 'sympathetic'?
    moved
    understanding
    relieved
    friendly
  • Which word is a synonym of 'offended'?
    petrified
    terrified
    anxious
    insulted
  • Which word is a synonym of 'determined'?
    delighted
    strong-willed
    moved
    understanding
  • I am ... to finish this homework before the weekend.
    tense
    determined
    thrilled
    sympathetic
  • The party for my mum was supposed to be a surprise, but my sister gave it ... when she told mum our plans.
    away
  • I really regret ... on the chance to see my favourite band perform this year - I might not get the opportunity again.
    missing out
    trying out
    adding to
    putting off
  • We had lots of fun discovering and ... new things while we were on holiday.
    missing out
    adding to
    taking off
    trying out
  • Complete the phrasal verb: This new fashion is really taking ... at the moment - all my friends like it.
    off
  • What does the phrasal verb 'be put off' mean?
    make people understand
    be discouraged from something
    be deprived of something
    become popular
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