Learning English – B2 – Quiz Vocabulary 1 / 20 What does “authentic English” mean in the conclusion? English used only in textbooks English translated word for word English with no informal language natural English used in real-life situations 2 / 20 What does “overcome” mean in “these difficulties can be overcome”? made more serious ignored completely successfully dealt with described in detail 3 / 20 What does “involves” mean in “Understanding a language involves more than knowing vocabulary and grammar”? avoids includes reduces replaces 4 / 20 What does “supportive” mean in “Supportive classrooms”? helpful and encouraging strict and silent competitive and difficult large and modern 5 / 20 What does “prevent” mean in “This fear can prevent them from practising”? encourage allow remind stop 6 / 20 What does “embarrassed” mean in the text? excited about speaking angry with classmates uncomfortable or ashamed interested in grammar 7 / 20 What does “gradually” mean in “can gradually improve listening skills”? suddenly slowly over time without effort only once 8 / 20 What are “informal expressions”? expressions commonly used in relaxed everyday situations expressions used only in legal documents expressions that are always grammatically wrong expressions used only by teachers 9 / 20 What does “fluent” mean when describing a speaker? unable to understand a language able to read but not speak speaking only very formally able to speak a language easily and well 10 / 20 If something is “frustrating”, how does it usually make you feel? relaxed and comfortable proud and confident annoyed because it is difficult surprised because it is funny 11 / 20 What does “furthermore” mean? instead in addition for example as a result 12 / 20 What does “significant” mean in “Pronunciation is another significant challenge”? important temporary unusual simple 13 / 20 What is an “exception” to a grammatical rule? an example that explains the rule a sentence that follows the rule a reason for learning the rule something that does not follow the rule 14 / 20 What does “irregular” mean in the phrase “irregular verbs”? used only in writing easy to understand not following the usual pattern having only one meaning 15 / 20 What does “meaningful” mean in the phrase “meaningful situations”? very formal useful and relevant completely unfamiliar difficult to pronounce 16 / 20 What does “memorising” mean? learning something so you can remember it explaining something clearly writing something quickly translating something exactly 17 / 20 What does “challenges” mean in “Foreign students often face several challenges”? advantages celebrations exams difficulties 18 / 20 What is the closest meaning of “employment” in the text? education work travel communication 19 / 20 What does “opportunities” mean in “Learning English can provide students with many opportunities”? problems rules chances languages 20 / 20 What does “widely used” mean in the sentence “English is one of the most widely used languages in the world”? used by many people used only in schools used for a short time used incorrectly Your score isThe average score is 0%