Fce Reading Quiz 2 (30 MCQs)

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1. Sasha and Jackie have ..... again. They're not speaking to each other.
2. He races go-karts as a ..... of raising money.
3. Why was sound described as a "nightmare" for studios?
4. This advertisement is very ..... (effect) ..... Everyone is asking about the product
5. Very enthusiastic or determined because you really want to do something
6. The company is still in ..... today.
7. Existing or happening now
8. There's no need to take anything more ..... the basics.
9. Environmental Concerns Earth is the only ..... we know of in the universe that can support human life.
10. To have a particular result, especially an unexpected one
11. In these parts you read a range of texts and do grammar and vocabulary tasks.
12. All the events described in the book are ..... (imagine) .....
13. Everyone likes being around Alice because she has such a ..... (please) ..... personality
14. In Part 6 (Gapped text) there is
15. It's important to people who have emigrated to keep in touch with their ..... homeland.
16. 32 What does Daniel say about his current work?
17. What does the text suggest about modern 3D movies?
18. How do the boys who interact with Philip directly react to his club foot?
19. The children will be swimming in the ocean ..... time next week.
20. Behaviour in which you refuse to obey someone or something
21. One of the offices of the company
22. Rabbit could ..... from the wolf in a burrow.
23. Why is spelling important in this part of the exam?
24. What is genealogy?Genealogy is a branch of history. It concerns family history, ..... than the national or world history studied at school.
25. The elements that you find here were ..... (DISCOVER)
26. What should you do when you are reading the text?
27. What does PET stand for?
28. Which person talks about experiencing big variations in body temperature?
29. Unlike my great great grandfather, I ..... , never met Simon Bolivar.
30. New technologies have ..... a dramatic increase in the quantity of paper used.