Title: Exam B2+ 2

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VOCABULARY. Match the columns to complete the Idioms with the correct words. (10 / ___)

Q: 1. A trip down [...]
2. To come [...]
3. To have a memory like [...]
4. To [...] memory.
5. To know something [...]
6. [...] your brains.
7. To ring [...]
8. To take you [...]
9. I [...] memory of something.
10. I have a [...] of something.
A: memory lane; flooding back; a sieve; jog your; by heart; To rack; a bell; back to; have a vivid; vague memory

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GRAMMAR. Match the columns to complete the sentences of Habitual actions. (10 / ___)

Q: 1. Of course we would fall out [...]
2. We didn’t use to have our [...]
3. She will call round just as [...]
4. We would play for hours in [...]
5. He usually won because he [...]
6. He was always teasing [...]
7. Our parents used to [...]
8. We will see each other once [...]
9. She is always sending [...]
10. We will often go [...]
A: occasionally, over little things.; own separate books or toys even.; I’m in the middle of something!; the park every Saturday.; was older, but I didn’t mind.; me about my appearance.; tell me to ignore him.; or twice a year, I guess.; me nasty text messages.; out at weekends.

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READING. Complete the text with the proper Phrasal verb. (5 / ___)

Q: How important is the name you’re given?

The song A Boy Named Sue tells the story of a father who names his son Sue before [...] on the family. Having a girl’s name forces the boy to [...] for himself – which, we learn, is why the father [...] that name in the first place. Most names do not have such a dramatic effect, but several studies have [...] the link between the name you are given and the way your life [...].
A: walking out; stand up; went for; looked into; turns out

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LISTENING. Listen to the audio. Match the columns to complete the sentences. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. The discovery of [...] in Germany has led researchers to believe that music began around 40,000 years ago.
2. Researchers believe these instruments evolved from Neanderthal’s instruments because of their [...] nature.
3. Research into Neanderthal instruments is difficult because they are very hard to [...]
4. Scientist have studied the shape of a bone in [...] called the hyoid to confirm that Neanderthals could sing.
5. Research into primates has shown that one species is aware of different [...].
A: eight flutes; sophisticated; identify; the neck; sound patterns