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TEST BORRADO, QUIZÁS LE INTERESEAdvanced English-Vocabulary

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Título del test:
Advanced English-Vocabulary

Descripción:
advanced english test

Autor:
AVATAR

Fecha de Creación:
25/11/2018

Categoría:
Idiomas

Número preguntas: 38
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Temario:
1.The play is full of very ..... remarks made by the main character. hilarious witty comic jolly.
2.Pauline's play has been .......in the West End for the past year playing acting producing running.
3. Reggae used to be popular but it's a bit ...... fashion at the moment out of away from beyond outside.
4. I watched the match on TV but the ........ got on my nerves announcer commentator describer anchor.
5. The star of the circus was a/an .... seal, which did incredible tricks. acting performing playing dramatic.
6. Nigel Kennedy, the ...... violinist, will perform at the concert. known recognised defamed celebrated.
7. Everyone watching the trapeze-artist was ......... with admiration clapping crying gasping.
8. The group's performance was really dreadful and the audience .... and booed at the end. clucked hissed screamed.
9. Some of the sketches were amusing, but I am afraid that most of the jokes fell .......... flat foul short.
10. At the end of the musical, the entire audience ....... into applause boomed broke burst popped.
11. The clown was so funny that he had everyone in ..... applause convulsions in laughter stitches.
12. Until the early part of this century there was certainly a distinction between popular music, the songs and dance ........ of the masses, and what we have come to call classical music, halls tunes musicians artists.
13. With the development of ....... entertainment, popular music split away and has gradually developed a stronger life of its own. mass live recorded media.
14. Classical music is beginning to sound exciting to a generation ....... on rock but now settling into affluent middle-age. raised carrying brought up listening.
15. The leading lady lost her voice during the ......... rehearsal. dress stage costume.
16. I thought it was a decent film, but it got terrible ........... critics critiques reviews opinions.
17. It was a long play so there were three ...... interludes recesses intervals.
18. There are musicians who have ......... the status of rock stars lost penetrated raised achieved.
19. The Houses of Parliament give a firm impression of all those ..... which we are supposed to value in the British form of government. views appearances identities features.
20. The architecture gives the place a ......... look. fashionable traditional close-up notorious.
21. By the early evening, most people had ......... administered produced cast slected.
22. The government has decided to ....... an early election hold introduce organise set up.
23. Voting for strike action must be done by secret ........ ballot electorate poll.
24. Before the election, each party published its election ....... brochure manifesto synopsis.
24. Each member of the parliament represents a specific ...... candidate party constituency convention.
It's impossible to predict which way the election will go because there are so many ...... uncertain insecure undecided indefinite.
My sister has decided to ...... in the next election candidate put in stand hold.
The minister has ....... new proposals for discussion with the union. made out set down drawn up worked in.
29. The Prime Minister stated that the law and order must be ........ at all costs imposed maintained held up conveyed.
30. Mr. Jackson challenged the government to who exactly was ....... the country presiding ministering running ruling.
31. Union leaders called for ...... between themselves and the government speeches elections debates consultations.
32. The generals ....... the country in a lightening coup d'état. overwhelmed took over seized overruled.
33. The minister has a talent for talking to ordinary people as if they were her ....... fellows collegues counterparts equals.
34. Parliament has ... a law making skateboarding illegal on Sundays legislated passed approved billed.
35. If you are ........, you are tactful when dealing with people. conventional reactionary courteous diplomatic.
36. If you are ......, you are against authority and hard to control reactionary rebellious progressive radical.
37. If you are ......., you are strongly against any kind of chance conventional reactionary traditional old-fashioned.
38. If you are ........, you like to follow social rules and customs on certain occasions formal conventional traditional respactable.
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