Proficiency Oxford Test 1 Take-away

A. Before and not after. B. Up till now. C. After and never before.

A. Something which arrives late. B. Something which is probably not true. C. Something which is done without being planned.

A. To carry out tasks in the garden. B. To occupy oneself in a casual way. C. To spend time thinking about things.

A. To bombarde with information. B. To build a barricade. C. To mix different ideas and views.

A. To improvise something. B. To reach the limit. C. To eliminate from your memory.

A. To diminish slowly. B. To ban gatecrashers at a party. C. To surrender.

A. Someone who behaves like a complete idiot. B. Someone who idolises other people C. Someone who is distinctive in some way.

A. Someone who is always irritated. B. Someone who is easily angered. C. Someone who is never satisfied.

A. Something you can not see from a distance. B. Something threatening about to happen. C. Someone who is experiencing hallucinations.

A. To consider or judge something. B. To award a prize. C. To elect a team member.

A. To move up or down with a cursor. B. To write or draw carelessly. C. To drag your feet when you walk.

A. Products typically wrapped in foil. B. A weakness or eccentricity in character. C. Small hairs on your arms.

A. To lie still for a long period. B. To contradict a lie. C. To give a false impression.

A. A small stain made by a pen. B. To have a slight knowledge about something. C. To have a craving for something.

A. To learn something by heart. B. To completely capture the attention. C. To be very fast at mental arithmetic.