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Using the skill of reading to practice use of english.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 190 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Sample Question
Dr Hartson is an animal expert, but I don't believe the _________ of his expertise is as wide as you think.

Width

Scope

Scale

Weight

Gateway A2 Unit 10 Use Of English+reading

This quiz from Gateway A2 Unit 10 focuses on enhancing English language skills through reading comprehension and use of English exercises. It assesses the ability to fill gaps in a contextual email, testing knowledge of grammar...

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 710 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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Jason’s home is unusual.

True

False

Not mentioned

Gateway B2+ Unit 2 Reading And Use Of English

This quiz, titled 'Gateway B2+ Unit 2 Reading and Use of English', assesses advanced English language skills, focusing on reading comprehension and grammatical transformations. It is designed to enhance understanding and usage of...

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 5552 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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Read an article about driving in Beijing. Five sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A–G the one which fits each gap. There are two extra sentences. Beijing, the capital of China, is one of the most polluted cities in the world, with the main contaminant believed to be gases emitted from transportation. (1) ………………………….. With a rapidly increasing population that led to more and more drivers taking to the road, in 2006, the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau began to think of the future and the different ways it could deal with this grave environmental problem.

The high quantity of nitrogen dioxide emitted by public and private vehicles meant there was a high number of patients being admitted to hospitals throughout the city every week.

The results of the ban are positive and a daily reduction of approximately 275 tonnes of emissions has been recorded.

When rain descended upon the city, dirty smog turned to acid rain, which inevitably caused serious damage to cars, buildings and the city’s water supply.

It recorded a 30% decrease in the number of vehicles in the city and, most importantly, a substantial reduction in nitrogen dioxide levels.

On average, 3.6 million private vehicles are driven through the capital every day.

Inevitably this enraged many of the city’s inhabitants who felt their civil rights were being violated as they were forced to use buses or trains to get to their destinations.

Copy Of Gateway B1 Unit 2 Test Standard Use Of English

This 'Copy of Gateway B1 Unit 2 Test standard Use of English' assesses the ability to rephrase sentences while maintaining the same meaning, focusing on grammar and sentence structure. It's designed for learners aiming to enhance...

Questions: 8 | Attempts: 917 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Gateway B2 Unit 8 Reading And Use Of English

This quiz from Gateway B2 Unit 8 focuses on enhancing reading comprehension and English usage skills. It includes tasks like sentence transformation and gap-filling exercises, designed to assess and improve one's ability to...

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 4447 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
Flooding: the new danger Areas in certain parts of the world have recently been hit by disastrous floods and others by a sequence of earthquakes. (1) …………… Away from earthquake zones, one worrying problem these days is flooding and it is predicted that as a result of the changes in climate, this type of disaster will occur with greater frequency in the future, affecting millions of people.

They drown, trapped in cars or swept away by fast-moving rivers.

There are also many ways in which people can improve defences to their own homes.

Unscrupulous builders develop low-lying land that is in great danger of flooding.

Firstly, there are those (one in five people in Britain) who live in constant fear of heavy rainfall.

This is welcome and will no doubt mean that they will be able to evacuate and save more people in the event of a massive flood.

Most of us know someone who has been caught up in the devastation caused by these events.

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Gateway B1+ Unit 8 Use Of English + Reading

Gateway B1+ Unit 8 Use of English + Reading

This quiz, titled 'Gateway B1+ Unit 8 Use of English + Reading', assesses comprehension and analytical skills through discussions on the use of 3D technology in films, contrasting personal experiences and opinions.

Questions: 23 | Attempts: 2235 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Sample Question
Read the opinions again. Are these statements True (T) or False (F)? The technology for producing 3D films is very recent.

True

False

Gateway B2 Unit 7 Reading And Use Of English

Gateway B2 Unit 7 Reading and use of English

This quiz, titled 'Gateway B2 Unit 7 Reading and Use of English', assesses skills in English comprehension and grammar. It includes transforming sentences, completing gaps in a text about World Book Day, and rephrasing...

Questions: 22 | Attempts: 5022 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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World Book Day Where were you on Saturday 23rd April, in the UK? (1) ……………………… As part of World Book Day, a campaign to raise interest in and promote the reading of books resulted in an enormous book giveaway. One million books were given away byordinary people, or ‘donors’ as they were called.

It was hoped that World Book Night would introduce books to a wider range of people.

People do not read enough these days, and that is a great shame.

Firstly, a team compiled a list of 25 books, including examples of all genres of fiction from thrillers to classics.

A few critics of the project complained that by giving away books for free it could undermine the value of books rather than increase it.

If you were out and about then it’s quite possible that you were the lucky recipient of a free book!

On Saturday 23rd April, these people all gave away their copies of the book to whoever they wanted.

Copy Of Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use Of English + Reading

Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use of English + Reading

This quiz, titled 'Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use of English + Reading', assesses English language skills through reading comprehension and transformation exercises. It encourages learners to engage with text interpretation and...

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 1167 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

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Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose the best answers (A–F) to complete the article. Do you love science? (10) ……………………… Here at the Science Institute we recognise the importance of people like you to the future of technology and every year we hold a nationwide competition to discover young inventors of the future; people who will shape our future lives. It doesn’t matter whether you’re 11 or 18. There will be prizes for a range of different categories, depending on the type of invention and the age of the entrants, but the main prize will be for the best invention by a team of young scientists on a particular theme.

In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

You will be informed of the results in early July.

Every year the theme changes.

Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

You can interpret the theme in many ways.

Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use Of English + Reading

Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use of English + Reading

This quiz, titled 'Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use of English + Reading', tests your ability to rephrase sentences using specific grammatical structures. It challenges students to transform sentences while maintaining the same meaning,...

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 2516 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose the best answers (A–F) to complete the article. Do you love science? (10) ……………………… Here at the Science Institute we recognise the importance of people like you to the future of technology and every year we hold a nationwide competition to discover young inventors of the future; people who will shape our future lives. It doesn’t matter whether you’re 11 or 18. There will be prizes for a range of different categories, depending on the type of invention and the age of the entrants, but the main prize will be for the best invention by a team of young scientists on a particular theme.

In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

You will be informed of the results in early July.

Every year the theme changes.

Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

You can interpret the theme in many ways.

Copy Of Gateway B1+ Unit 5 Use Of English + Reading

Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 5 Use of English + Reading

This quiz titled 'Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 5 Use of English + Reading' assesses English language usage and comprehension skills. It includes transforming sentences while maintaining their original meanings and discussing the...

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 2718 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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Match the comments (9–14) with the people (A–D). You can choose the people more than once. Cheating today is all about using advanced types of technology.

Chrissie

Mark

Maddy

Hamish

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