Lesson 1 accommodation

In the theatre
Q1 Alice: I think the play is just on the ....... of starting.

(a) tip (b) peak (c) top (d) point

Q2 Mary: I do hope so. I'm very ....... of the main actor.

(a) like (b) fond (c) amiable (d) close

Q3 Alice: Me too. Just listen to the ....... of his voice now.

(a) noise (b) speech (c) sound (d) roar

Q4 Mary: The trouble is I always ....... his name.

(a) forget (b) forbid (c) forego (d) forefend

Q5 Alice: I think his first name is Michael but I can't remember the ........

(a) brand name (b) proper name (c) pet name (d) surname

Q6 Mary: I've got it. ....... it's Dobson. Yes, that's it — Michael Dobson.

(a) Certainly (b) Surely (c) Naturally (d) Obviously

Q7 Alice: Yes, you're ....... right. I've seen him on tv loads of times.

(a) fully (b) alive (c) dead (d) clear

Q8 Mary: Yes, Michael Dobson he was in that new ....... as the detective.

(a) killer (b) filler (c) thriller (d) tiller

Q9 Alice: He was really good in that. Oh look, he's suddenly stopped and started ........

(a) glaring (b) glazing (c) glancing (d) glossing

Q10 Michael Dobson: I'm very ......., ladies you know who I am. Now can you stop talking so that we can get on with the play?

(a) certain (b) glad (c) clear (d) clever