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Open World C2 - Unit 1 - test

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  • Is it (polite) to ask how old your mum is? She seems so young at heart.
    IMPOLITE
  • Sally is so (flexible). She never even tries to change or adapt to other people’s wishes!
    INFLEXIBLE
  • siblings / have / like / think / Do / more / to / you’d / you / ?
    Do you think you’d like to have more siblings?
  • I know it’s (rational), but I’m really quite scared of dogs. I can’t explain why.
    IRRATIONAL
  • Many people feel that the director is (competent) and lacks the ability to run the school effectively.
    INCOMPETENT
  • ski / to / you / Who / taught / ?
    Who taught you to ski?
  • His parents thought that some of his blogs were …………… (loyal) to the family and painted them in a bad light.
    DISLOYAL
  • As a child, Maria was very …………….. (obedient) and would never do what people told her.
    DISOBEDIENT
  • is / family / your / I / big / how / wondering / was.
    I was wondering how big your family is.
  • do / you / you / would / lost / your / ID / What / if / ?
    What would you do if you lost your ID?
  • She’s been ………….. (able) to play tennis since January, because of injury
    UNABLE
  • did / parents / your / meet / How / or where / ?
    How or where did your parents meet?
  • should / shouldn’t / parents, / tell / You / you / your / ?
    You should tell your parents, shouldn’t you? / You shouldn’t tell your parents, should you?
  • walk / better / have / Wouldn’t / to / been / it / ?
    Wouldn’t it have been better to walk?
  • He’s a good teacher, but he’s inclined to be a bit …………… (patient) with the weaker students.
    IMPATIENT
  • Letting Carol drive home when she was so tired was (responsible). She could’ve had an accident.
    IRRESPONSIBLE
  • telling / Would / mind / old / you / you / me / are / how / ?
    Would you mind telling me how old you are?
  • to / natural / about / worry / Isn’t / exams / it / ?
    Isn’t it natural to worry about exams?
  • In your essay, try to remain as (biased) as you can: don’t show your personal beliefs and opinions.
    UNBIASED
  • hasn’t / already / he / graduated, / Your / brother / has / ?
    Your brother has already graduated, hasn’t he? / Your brother hasn’t already graduated, has he?
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