Oxford exam trainer b1, unit 2

Maggy is keen ...sailing; she spends all her holidays on a boat.

I'd like to study law ...university

...the back of this photo there are three students laughing at something

She lives...14 Stus Street

They are meeting...this week.

They went to...museum last Wednesday.

My aunt is ...engineer.

He emails me three times...week.

We watched a film yesterday. ...film was boring.

...neighbour who lives next door is good-looking.

Alexander Graham Bell invented...telephone.

...pandas are endangered animals.

She's gone to...hospital to visit her brother.

Her brother is in...hospital. He has problems with heart.

Most of today's home appliances were invented in...20th century.

He looks so much more ...now that he has a less stressful job.          [relaxed, relaxing]

I think she is a...woman.          [handsome, pretty]

If you have hair above your upper lip-you've got ...           [beard, moustache]

If you don't have any hair on your head -you are... .         [bald, elderly]

If you are neither tall nor short-you are... .

She is 25 years old. She is in her... .

The line that divides two countries is called a... .       

The official song of a country is called an... .

What is the name of the ...in the UK ? Pound sterling.

Complete the text with the correct words A–C.

My cousin Alice first met her boyfriend when she was still    [at, in, on] her teens. She was invited to a party,     [so, but, or] she felt really            [pleased, miserable, exhausted] at the end of an exam week. She just wanted to stay in bed and watch a good film. She had a shower and        [as, until, before]she was searching the web, her phone rang. Her best friend Ella called and told her she was going to the party, too,        [but, so, though],Alice got dressed and went.          [Because, While, When]he arrived at the party, she felt a bit better. She was chatting to friends       [until, after, while] she realized there was a tall,           [handsome, pretty, clever] boy looking at her. She didn’t know him and felt a bit nervous and              [scared, embarrassed, frightened].          [Until, Although, Before]the party was over, they found they had a lot in common. They left hand in hand, and next spring they are going to get married!