On Screen B1+ . Module 8. Vocabulary test.

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

Tina was tired after the overnight bus journey.

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

We rented a cottage in a quiet rural village.

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

The restaurant serves a wide range of delicious dishes.

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

Our safari trip in Kenya was a rare experience!

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

Barcelona’s magnificent architecture will take your breath away.

Replace the words in bold with: mouth-watering, impressive, exhausted, crowded, unique, peaceful.

Sally left the busy city streets and drove into the countryside.

Match the words to form collocations

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

From which ……………….. does the train to Edinburgh depart?

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

You must show your ……………….. before you can board the flight.

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

We can save money by buying a family ……………….. instead of four separate ones.

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

If you don’t leave now, you will get stuck in ……………….. for hours.

Fill in: ticket, stop, passport, traffic, platform, trip.

The museum is only one ……………….. away on the bus.

Choose the correct item.

Holiday resorts often offer cheap/economical rates during the colder months.

Choose the correct item.

The island is famous for its sandy, natural/ unspoilt beaches.

Choose the correct item.

Whilst in Athens, Tom visited the ruins of a(n) historical/archaeological Greek temple.

Choose the correct item.

The spa offers a wide range of beauty treatments and relaxing/peaceful massages.

Choose the correct item.

That’s the shop where you can buy hand-made/fresh chocolates.

Choose the correct item.

Sandra was relieved/excited to hear that the beach was not polluted.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

Peter decided to ……………….. around the city instead of using public transport.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

Could passengers for the Amsterdam flight please ……………….. the aircraft.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

The houses on each side of the canal seemed to ……………….. on water!

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

After sightseeing in the morning, we usually ……………….. by the pool in the afternoon.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

Danny, would you ……………….. the children while I prepare lunch?

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

Polly plans to ……………….. the area by bicycle.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

The locals ……………….. wooden souvenirs and sell them to tourists.

Fill in: carve, unwind, wander, float, remind, entertain, explore, board.

Does this resort ……………….. you of the one we visited in Spain last year?

Choose the correct particle.

We should check on/over the kids to make sure they’re sleeping.

Choose the correct particle.

Let’s eat in/out tonight! I could book a table at Luigi’s.

Choose the correct particle.

When you check out/off, you need to return your room key.

Choose the correct particle.

Depending on the season, the city takes on/over a different look.

Choose the correct particle.

Have you found out/in where the museum is yet?

Choose the correct particle.

They spent the afternoon wandering away/around the city.

Fill in: on, by or in.

Lottie was exhausted so she decided to stay …………. for the rest of the evening.

Fill in: on, by or in.

From our hotel window, we could see a mountain range …………. the distance.

Fill in: on, by or in.

Let’s go …………. deck to see if there are any dolphins swimming alongside the ship.

Fill in: on, by or in.

The cathedral is only five minutes away …………. foot.

Fill in: on, by or in.

It’s far cheaper to travel to London …………. bus rather than on the train.

Fill in: on, by or in.

Fran and Tom always fly first class. They like to travel …………. style!

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

We were having such a great weekend that we decided to …………………. our stay. (LENGTH)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

I hadn’t …………………. you were staying at the same hotel as us! (REAL)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

Let’s go back to the room and …………………. up before dinner. (FRESH)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

Pam sat in her office and …………………. about white sandy beaches. (FANTASY)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

It …………………. me to see so much poverty outside the holiday resort we visited. (SAD)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

In her letter of complaint Hattie …………………. the crew’s poor customer service. (CRITIC)