If you carry too much luggage, the airline will charge an baggage fee

If you carry too much luggage, the airline will charge an ........... baggage fee.
{~ additional ~ excess ~ extra ~ over }

British Airways ........... the departure of Flight 222 to Warsaw.

{~ advertise ~ advis ~ announce ~ notice }

When you get to the airport, your luggage will have to be ...........

{~ balanced ~ estimated ~ sealed ~ weighed}

The check ........... time at the airport was eight o'clock.

{~ by ~ in ~ out ~ up }

The ........... from the airport was very tiring as we had to drive through the fog.

{~ crossing ~ flight ~ ride ~ voyage}

It's very strange but I had a(n) ........... that the plane would crash.

{~ intuition ~ omen ~ prediction ~ premonition}

It takes a while to ........... to your surroundings after a long flight.

{~ adjust ~ balance ~ fit ~ settle }

The air hostess told the passengers to ........... their seat belts.

{~ attach ~ fasten ~ fix ~ tie }

I'm afraid your luggage is ten kilos ...........; you will have to pay extra.

{~ above ~ excess ~ heavy ~ overweight }

A passenger is not allowed to ........... a lethal weapon when flying by a civilian airliner.

{~ be having ~ be owning ~ carry ~ control }

Nobody ..... that aeroplane crash,

{~ died ~ lived ~ recovered ~ survived }

Our ........... was delayed owing to bad weather conditions.

{~ airline ~ airway ~ flight runway }

When our flight was delayed, we all had a meal at the airline's ...........

{~ account ~ cost ~ expense ~ finance}

We ........... to announce a further delay in the departure of flight BE-555.

{~ apologise ~ mourn ~ regret ~ repent }
The first letter of a word or a name means ______.
{~ signature ~ alphabet ~ voice ~ initial}
Someone you do not know is ______.
{~ inhabitant ~ stranger ~ woman ~ native }

A sea voyage for pleasure is ______.

{~ by sea ~ ship ~ seashore ~ cruise }
Someone who makes or looks after machines is ______.
{~ economist ~ worker ~ teacher ~ engineer }
A writer of verses of any kind is ______.
{~ an author ~ a novelist ~ a dramatist ~ a poet }

A food made from milk is ______.

{~ ham ~ cheese ~ stew ~ pepper}

A public sale where things are sold to the people who offer the most money for them is ______.

{~ audience ~ attic ~ auction ~ atlas }

A very large pool of water with land all around is ______.

{~ garden ~ object C ~ oath ~ lake}

For general advice about travel, go to a travel ______.

{~ center
~ agent
~ place
~ manager }
One day I would like to do the ______ by train and ship across Russia to Japan.
{~ trip
~ voyage
~ journey
~ cruise }

We’re going on a ______ of Europe, visiting 11 countries in five weeks.

{~ holiday
~ tour
~ voyage
~ flight }

We went on a three-week ______ round the Mediterranean. The ship called at Venice, Athens, Istanbul and Alexandria.

{~ trip
~ holiday
~ flight }
~ cruise

He once went by ship to Australia. The ______ took 4 weeks.

{~ travel
~ tour
~ voyage
~ flight }

I’m going on a business ______ to Paris next weekend.

{~ trip
~ travel
~ journey
~ cruise}

Air France ______ 507 from Paris to New York will be taking off in ten minutes.

{~ cruise
~ tour
~ voyage
~ flight}

The ______ from Heathrow Airport to the centre of London takes about 45 minutes by underground.

{~ flight
~ trip
~ journey
~ cruise}

find the synonym of a word combination GO OUT OF the room, please, it’s very stuffy here.

{~ come out
~ leave
~ leave for
~ stay in }

Find the synonym of a word combination His best KNOWN paintings give a light to today’s Europe.

{~ well-known ~ famous ~ unknown ~ bad}

Suddenly we heard a HIGH thin voice.

{~ tall ~ small ~ short ~ low }

She’s a good neighbour. She ......................... the house when we’re on holiday.

{~ cares ~ takes care ~ looks after ~ looks for}

What's up?

{~The stairs are over here. ~ I've just lost my job. ~ A beer, please. ~ his house is next to you}

Excuse me, have you got a light?

{~ It's dark now. ~ It's already on. ~ Not on me. ~ no correct answer}

English has …...................... words from many languages.

{~ borrowed
~ translated
~ spoken
~ lent }

A young art student acted as our ........... when we visited the museum.

{~ coach
~ conductor
~ guide
~ lead}

This self-portrait did not come to ........... until after the artist's death.

{~ light
~ range
~ sight
~ view }

Mr Vernix is the greatest ........... expert on techniques of painting.

{~ alive
~ live
~ living
~nowadays }

Children and pensioners are admitted to the museum at ........... prices.

{~ decreased
~ less
~ reduced
~ undercharged}

On examination by experts, the picture turned out to be a ...........

{~ fabrication
~ fake
~ fraud
~ sham}

ln the ........... right-hand corner of the portrait there is a flower.

{~ front
~ high
~ top
~ up }
He is sometimes considered to be an outstanding artist, but I consider his work to be quite ...........
{~ common
~ intermediate
~ mediocre
~ moderate }

All visitors are requested to ........... with the regulations.

{~ agree
~ assent
~ comply
~ consent}

He made some ........... sketches which would serve as guides when he painted the actual landscape.

{~ elementary
~ introductory
~ preliminary
~ primary}
Admission to the gallery is ........... except on Saturdays and Sundays when a charge of one dollar is made.
{~ allowed
~ free
~ nothing
~ paid }

The paintings are hung in heavy gold ...........

{~ easels
~ frames
~ fringes
~ rims }

This beautiful portrait is ........... to Rubens.

{~ assigned
~ attached
~ attributed
~ prescribed }

He earns his living by ........... works of art.

{~ recovering ~ renewing ~ restoring ~ reviving }

That landscape is somewhat ........... of Rembrandt's early work.

{~ memorable ~ mindful ~ reminiscent ~ similar}

The portrait you see here is a very good ........... of my mother.

{~ appearance ~likeness ~ reproduction ~ resemblance}

I would love to go to the exhibition with you, but I'm afraid I can't ........... the time.

{~ leave ~ lose ~ save ~ spare }

He said he had never ........... across a painting which pleased him more.

{~ come ~ happened ~ seen ~ viewed }

I made it quite clear that I had no ........... of selling the portrait.

{~ aim ~intention ~ intend ~ choice}

Find the synonym of the word "old-fashioned"

{~ out of date
~ contemporary
~ out of fashion
~ fashion follower }

Find the synonym of the word "celebrity"

{~ prosperous
~ self-indulgent
~ prominent
~ gullible }

Choose the suitable collocation for the word "hot"?

{~clear, spectacular, fiercely
~ painfully, increasingly, impatiently
~ scorching, boiling, oppressively
~ fiercely, loyally, vintage }

Choose the appropriate phrasal verb for the definition "spend time with friends"?

{~ go out
~ put up with
~ run out
~ hang out }

You want to go to the cinema with one of your friends. But he has a project to finish and so doesn't have time for the cinema. You insist and persuade him in the end. When you watch the film, you realize that the story is meaningless and the acting is bad. You feel you should apologize and say:

{~ I know the film is not good but still, it's better to be here than be at home, isn't it?
~ I seldom go to the cinema so don't put the blame on me.
~ I think the story is perfectly good whereas the actors are rather amateur.
~ I'm really sorry but believe me, if I had known the film was such a nonsense, I wouldn't have dragged you here.}

Your boss has invited you to his house for a barbecue party which you expect to be extremely boring. You decide to talk to your boss about this. You approach him and say very frankly:

{~ Can I bring my wife too? You know she's fond of barbecue.
~ Will you be coming with me or shall I endure all the torture by myself?
~ I want to apologize to you since on that marvellous day I'll be out of town.
~ It was great last time you invited us, why don't we call the people from other offices? }

Listen, young man. I will not repeat myself. I'm going to ask you a simple question, and I want a(n) ............... answer from you.

{ ~ reluctant
~ obstinate
~ straight
~ objectionable }

He fell on his knees, ............... for mercy.

{ ~ pleading
~ acquiring
~ masquerading
~ concentrating}

It is a pity that they do not seem to pay much attention to any ............... future environmental problems.

{ ~ improbable
~ unreasonable
~ impossible
~ probable }

I tried to ............... the car, but I couldn't see very well what was behind me.

{~ reveal
~ react
~ restore
~ repair}

We ........... to inform you that we cannot exchange articles once they have left the store.

{~ regret
~ respect
~ sense
~ sorry}

Linda has bought some attractive ........... paper for her Christmas presents.

{~ covering
~ envelope
~ packing
~ wrapping }

........... order shopping is popular among housewives.

{~ Letter
~ Package
~ Post
~ Mail }

Mrs Forgetful couldn't remember what she had to buy for the weekend as she had lost her shopping ...........

{~ code
~ form
~ list
~ record }

The rainy weather could not ________ my elated spirits on my graduation day.

{~ affect
~ effect
~ influence
~ damage }
This morning my sister tripped and fell on her _____ shoelaces.
{~loose
~ lose
~ lost
~ losing}

I hope I never _____ my sense of humour.

{~loose
~ lose
~ lost
~ losing}

If a student takes time off studies, he/she might _____ interest in studying all together.

{~ loose
~ lose
~ lost
~ losing}

The sun also __________________ .

{~rises
~ raises
~ rising
~ rise}

__________________ early in the morning is a good work habit.

{~ Rising
~ Raising
~ rises
~ raised}

Find the synonyms of the word "harmful"?

{~ cramped, alleged, susceptible
~ fragile, agile, inept
~ useful, unrully, necessary
~ hazardous, detrimental, hurtful}

Find the synonyms of the word "crowded"?

{~ overpopulated, to fill with
~ extremely full, human trafficking
~ chock a block, bottleneck
~ burstling street, hectic area}
Which word describes a person who is part of a club?
{~Member
~Pupil
~Employee
~Employer}

We use…………. Tense for habits, routines, and things that always true.

{~Present perfect
~ present simple
~ present continuous
~ present continuous}

The main character has mental problems. What kind of movie was described to you?

{~Disaster movie
~ biopic
~ psychological thriller
~ comedy}

We wont be here for long. So use your time………………..

{~ Ahead
~ slowly
~ wisely
~ slow}

Person who does things which are dangerous.

{~Motivated
~ risk-taker
~ competitive
~ hilarious}

Person who has the qualities to manage a group of people

{~ Ambitious
~ a good communicator
~ leader
~ Risk-taker}

Person who can express ideas or feelings clearly to others

{~good communicator
~ indecisive
~ motivated
~ inspirational}

…….is what you do to earn money?

{~Job
~work
~both
~ no answer}

…….. is the particular type of occupation that you do.

[~ Work
~Job
~ both
~ no answer

Which jobs earn a high………?

{~ Work
~ idea
~ salary
~opinion}

You are still mad. You need to ……. Before you drive the car.

{~Calm down
~ calm up
~ run into
~ come across}

Please …..the TV. I am trying to sleep.

{~Turn up
~ turn into
~ turn down
~ turn to}

Please ……… your clothes in the room. It is warm here.

{~Put on
~ take off
~ take in
~Put off }

My plane …… in five minutes.

{~Takes off
~ take off
~ took of
~ taken off}

I ……. My mother. We are both impatient.

{~,Take on
~ Take after
~ take to
~ take in }

We will ……..the match till tomorrow due to the rain.

{~Take after
~ break down
~put off
~ put on }

I ……..shampoo so I had to wash my hair with soap

{~Run out of
~ put off
~ turn down
~ turn to}

Don’t forget to ……your new beautiful clothes for the party.

{~Take off
~ put on
~ take in
~ take to }

I don’t think I can …… three small children in the car.

{~Catch up with
~ put up with
~ put up
~ put on}

He hurt my ……… when she called me a crazy.

{~Feelings
~ emotions
~ senses
~ ability}

It is good to……others first, however not at the expense of your own well-being.

{~Put
~get
~set
~ got}

My mother was worried ……. When it passed midnight and my brother still hadn’t come home.

{~Bad
~ ill
~sick
~ Badly}

We are …….. grateful for all the help you have given us in this project.

{~ Blissfully
~ immensely
~ largely
~ Big}

It is a ten ….. building with two elevators.

{~Level
~ room
~story
~ ground}

My brother is …….shy.

{~Brutally
~painfully
~carefully
~ Considerably}

My bedroom window ……..the mountains.

{~Overlooks
~ oversees
~ overviews
~ overturns}

My daughter passed the exam …….. I am so proud of her.

{~With flying colors
~ bad results
~up to neck
~awful results}

If you want to get high band from IELTS you should……

{~Relax
~let me down
~ hit the books
~ be lazy}

Don’t go outside. It is ….. at the moment. You may get wet.

{~Sweltering hot
~ raining cats and dogs
~ dizzy
~ hot}

Find the synonyms of IMPORTANT

{~ Beautiful, gorgeous
~ essential, significant
~ boring, tedious
~ interesting, captivating}

Find the correct collocations of the UGLY.

{~ hideously
~ very
~ absolutely
~ extremely}