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revision B2+ final test sem 1

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  • John refused __________________ the reason for his absence. (explain)
    TO EXPLAIN
  • The company fell victim to a million-dollar f____________ scheme.
    FRAUD
  • The coach criticized __________________ during practice. (me/ lose focus)
    ME FOR LOSING FOCUS
  • He confessed __________________ the files without permission. (he/ delete)
    THAT HE HAD DELETED | TO DELETING
  • Littering in that area is treated as a m__________, not a serious crime.
    MISDEMEANOUR
  • My friends persuaded __________________ a weekend trip. (me/ plan)
    ME TO PLAN
  • A light d___________ fell as we walked through the park. We didn't even need an umbrella.
    DRIZZLE
  • This area gets very little p____________ during the winter. There is hardly any rainfall or snowfall.
    PRECIPITATION
  • He threatened __________________ the contract if they didn’t comply. (cancel)
    TO CANCEL
  • They installed a new alarm system after a recent b____________ .
    BURGLARY
  • The lawyer demanded __________________ the full report immediately. (receive)
    TO RECEIVE
  • The c____________ accused the defendant of breaching the contract and demanded full compensation in court.
    CLAIMANT
  • We were caught in a sudden d___________ without umbrellas.
    DOWNPOUR
  • The court awarded d___________ to the victim for emotional distress.
    DAMAGES
  • The d_____________ remained silent throughout the cross-examination.
    DEFENDANT
  • T_________ of personal belongings from hotel rooms has increased recently.
    THEFT
  • The region has been suffering from a severe d_______ for over six months and people are praying for rain.
    DROUGHT
  • There will be sunny s__________ in between the showers this afternoon.
    SPELLS
  • The teacher accused __________________ someone else’s essay. (me/ copy)
    ME OF COPYING
  • They denied __________________ the warning signs. (ignore)
    IGNORING | HAVING IGNORED
  • Paul encouraged __________________ a leadership role. (me/ take on)
    ME TO TAKE ON
  • They agreed __________________ their responsibilities more clearly. (define)
    TO DEFINE
  • The manager suggested __________________ a consultant for advice. (we/ hire)
    THAT WE SHOULD HIRE
  • The heavy rain caused a f______________ that damaged several homes.
    FLOOD
  • Vandalism and shoplifting are often considered p___________ crimes.
    PETTY
  • The government announced a c______________ on illegal gambling.
    CRACKDOWN
  • The accountant was fired for e_____________ of company funds.
    EMBEZZLEMENT
  • She blamed __________________ her charger. (me/ break)
    ME FOR BREAKING
  • The politician may face c_________ for misusing public funds.
    CHARGES
  • He was arrested for tax e___________ after years of hiding income.
    EVASION
  • He confessed __________________ during the exam. (he/ cheat)
    THAT HE HAD CHEATED
  • She boasted __________________ three languages fluently. (she/ speak)
    THAT SHE SPEAKS
  • The r____________ at the bank was carried out in broad daylight.
    ROBBERY
  • She was charged with b____________ after threatening to leak private photos.
    BLACKMAIL
  • The suspect decided to p___________ guilty to avoid a lengthy trial.
    PLEAD
  • Sarah promised __________________ on time for the rehearsal. (arrive)
    TO ARRIVE
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